Sentence examples for that cannot be lost from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan may have all along been an unwinnable war, but it is just as much a conflict that cannot be lost without dire consequences.

SKC will have to be aggressive and hold a lead that cannot be lost in the last few minutes of the match.

"The 2010 debates were a vital innovation which saw 20 million people engage in the election and are a feature that cannot be lost, but we will always support exploring ideas on how they can be made more innovative still.

They carry a trauma and a history that cannot be lost or forgotten.

The thing that cannot be lost here, that matters more than sports ever will, is the sanctity of the human spirit.

The Preamble to our Constitution proclaims that all people everywhere have "inalienable" rights to physical safety and essential freedoms--rights that cannot be lost, nor given away, nor ignored by the powerful when it's convenient to do so.

By definition, PAMPs form part of vital structures or functions of pathogens, hence, it is generally believed that they cannot be lost or significantly modified without reducing pathogen fitness [1].

In contrast, a substantial proportion of younger genes and especially genes with patchy phylogenetic distributions either have been lost in some lineages or at least we have no evidence that they cannot be lost.

"This is one of the handful of truly significant Los Angeles sites that we believe cannot be lost to our city's future," said Ken Bernstein, director of preservation issues for the Los Angeles Conservancy.

The problem for Hawking's idea was that it clashed with quantum mechanics, of which one of the primary tenets is that information cannot be lost.

Meanwhile, physicists have more reason than ever to think that information cannot be lost.