Sentence examples for scale lost from inspiring English sources

On a large scale, lost productivity might make a difference in how much carbon forests can absorb during photosynthesis.

Scales lost the ball when he banged into the fence.

Where the role calls for expansion, a Bach ricercata after Webern sparseness, she was small scaled, lost against a forest of dancers.

Truck scales lose accuracy over time and will eventually require recalibration.

That climactic chord contains all 12 pitches of the chromatic scale, the aural equivalent of being temporarily blinded by the sun – or, on an infinitely smaller scale, being lost in the rainbow iridescence of the gleaming surface of a bubble.

Conversely, if the threshold for scaling is placed low enough so that a reasonable percentage of processed foods can "register" on the same scale as broccoli or spinach, then the ability to make distinctions at the high end of the scale is lost -- and products that are only moderately nutritious become indistinguishable from products that are really excellent.

Zoomed in on the user that scale is lost.

At the other end of the scale Perpignan lost at Scarlets despite scoring five tries.

Nayar constructs these odd, ruined sites on tabletops and photographs them so that all sense of scale is lost and only the uneasy feeling that we've been here before — perhaps in a dream — remains.

And in an era when sheer scale has lost its ability to create shareholder value, they offer the most upside anyway.

When they wagered an amount on the wrong side of the wagering scale, they lost the amount wagered.