Sentence examples for text loss from inspiring English sources

It is reasonable to assume that objects (even those with low DP) that are not accessed do not accumulate wear and tear and may thus remain undamaged (i.e. without any text loss).

Imperfect: Trimmed at top and bottom edges, with some loss of text on t.p. and slight loss of text elsewhere.

C 417 imperfect: page one separated with no loss of text; page two mutilated with very slight loss of text.

Imperfect: folios I v-4v damaged with slight loss of text; folios 42r-47v heavily damaged with significant loss of text. 1 vol. ; 24 cm.

Mutilated with loss of text.

Imperfect: chipped, with some loss of text.

Imperfect: mutilated with loss of text.

Cropped, with some loss of text.

Imperfect: Chipped with possible loss of text.

Stained, but with little loss of text.

Mutilated with loss of text: 5 2.