Sentence examples for some considered lost from inspiring English sources

She was first loaned out to English studios and then to Italian studios for a series of low-budget films, many of them obscure and some considered lost.

On paper, there is much to tempt them: three programmes featuring no fewer than seven works associated with the Ballets Russes, some of them familiar, some reinventions of ballets considered lost.

If a data packet has not been acknowledged for some time, it is considered lost and is retransmitted by the sender.

Finally, as with all defaulting studies, there is potential that some of the patients considered lost to follow-up will return to care (ie, they will in fact have interrupted their treatment).

Through IMTA, some of the food and energy considered lost in fed monoculture operations are recaptured and converted into crops of commercial value (extractive plants and animals), while biomitigation takes place.

All, however, should not be considered lost.

That's the case with Merce Cunningham's solo "Changeling," from 1957, once considered lost.

Micheaux's first film, The Homesteader, also 1919, is considered lost.

Grown men are generally considered lost causes.Mr Toruño's experience suggests that is wrong.

Among the exhibits are paintings once considered lost but recently rediscovered by the show's curator, Sarah E. Boehme.

The discovery of the missing Doctor Whos means there are now – shamefully – 106 considered lost, rather than 108.