Sentence examples for set to be lost from inspiring English sources

Since 2010, 400,000 jobs have been cut from the public sector and 500,000 more are set to be lost in the next five years as part of the government's clampdown on public sector spending.

Scattered trees are set to be lost from agricultural landscapes within the next century without sustained effort to increase recruitment.

The number of public sector jobs set to be lost by 2017 has also been revised up from 400,000 to 710,000.

Out-of-favour Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, 24, is set to be lose his place in the Poland side to Bournemouth's Artur Boruc as he continues to be an understudy at the Emirates to David Ospina.

"That film Anthony set out to create, the film we set out to score, is lost in time now," they wrote.

Two 'validation set' patients were lost to follow-up at 4 and 10 months, and their data were censored at the last review day, when they were alive.

Losing the way they appeared set to lose was different.

That tiny moment in time when everything is utter bliss, and before all the anxiety of parenthood sets in, is lost to us.

All baseline data from a small set of cases were lost owing to server failure.

But when people got talking about politics, the quaint setting was lost to cold calculation and a litany of worries about what was to come.

There are also several coastal sites where inter-tidal habitat is being created through managed realignment to off-set that is being lost at other sites (Ausden 2013).