Sentence examples for substances lost from inspiring English sources

It was clear that the contact areas in steaming and stir-frying processes were much smaller than that in boiling, so their antioxidant substances lost relatively very little [ 54].

This article reviews the literature on the factors associated with mothers who use substances losing care of their children.

For example, these bubbles may contain ozone or another oxidizer, and these substances lose chemical activity if bubbles contact the walls of a blood vessel.

Then again, Bill Bradley and John McCain, the primary candidates who ran on "authenticity" and "substance," lost.

The chemical change is one in which the substance loses or gains an electron (oxidation or reduction).

These officials also note that ricin's utility as a weapon is limited because the substance loses its potency in dry, sunny conditions, and unlike many nerve agents, it is not easily absorbed through the skin.

In the election, we won on substance and lost on style.

Yet amazingly, nothing of musical substance is lost in the solo violin version.

Last week many voters thought Mr. Gore had "won" on substance but lost on style.

"We won on substance and lost on procedure," said Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, who predicted a "long and extended discussion about what is marriage".

Many of the characters in this first collection are jaded, substance-abusing, lost souls, but few are more so than the narrator of each of these linked stories, a Pakistani-American B-movie-grade actor named Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.