Sentence examples for regarding lost from inspiring English sources

He said any calls from the tenants' insurers regarding lost revenue were being forwarded to the power company.

Don't delude yourself into believing that your Web site can take care of itself and that the money will continue to flow without having a few warm bodies available to take calls regarding lost shipments, incomplete or inaccurate orders, or billing questions.

Due to concern regarding lost of work time, there was no-practice agreement to preform health education during and after working hours at the private workplace site.

This study is based on both urban and rural samples, and results regarding lost to follow-up, failure to provide DNA and self-selection on association measures were similar across the various samples.

Participants had experienced family conflicts, for example, because they were suspicious of family members and mistrusted people close to them regarding lost items whose location they had forgotten and that they found later.

Determine where the boundaries of your builder's risk policy are regarding lost or stolen materials or tools.

As Buck once pointed out regarding Losing My Religion, if you're a rising rock band looking for a breakthrough hit you don't immediately pick up a mandolin.

During hospitalisation, counselling and advice was provided by showing patients how to carry out exercises designed to restore full mobility to the arm, and by encouraging the patient to look at the scar and discuss feelings regarding losing the breast.

These participants may have greater concerns regarding losing control and ability to care for themselves, and this might be negatively associated with moving to a care home to spend the final stages of their lives [ 40].

Patients did suggest, for example, that the item regarding losing interest in just about everything be changed to be more specific (i.e., losing interest in just about all activities) and that the recall period be changed from daily to weekly for this item.

Patients who missed appointments for more than 3 months and could not be traced by the home visitor, were regarded lost to follow-up.