Sentence examples for substantially lost from inspiring English sources

A hard-hitting progress report by the review team, headed by a former Home Office permanent secretary, says the federation, which represents 127,200 rank-and-file police officers, has "substantially lost the confidence of its members", who are appalled at the damage caused by plebgate.

It seems not to have been a happy experience for him (though it was there that he directed the first of his "private life" films, the now substantially lost "Private Life of Helen of Troy") and he soon returned to Europe.

The enzyme might be stable (>90 % relative activity) within the pH range of 6 8, but its catalytic activity was substantially lost in further alkaline conditions (data not shown).

Their wealth will be substantially lost as the ability of the economy to support valuations heads down the chute.

In 1965, the Associated Press reported that Oana's vision had returned and that he hoped to secure a job as a baseball coach, which would enable him to reimburse the Travis Association for the Blind for the assistance it provided while his vision was substantially lost due to cataracts in both eyes.

It is therefore disconcerting to find that the gains in treatment have been substantially lost in the post pandemic period.

Consequently, they would substantially lose their mechanical strengths.

Soil liquefaction describes a phenomenon whereby a saturated or partially saturated soil substantially loses strength and stiffness in response to an applied stress, usually earthquake shaking or other sudden change in stress condition, causing it to behave like a liquid.

The influence of pulse density on the quality of predictions for inventory metrics was investigated by determining the pulse density at which LiDAR derived models of Hm, V, and D began to substantially lose precision.

I then expected the White House to substantially lose authority.

(2013) showed that profile hidden Markov models substantially lose sensitivity on short reads.