Sentence examples for that may be lost from inspiring English sources

It is a distinction that may be lost on some voters.

"There is a slightly feminist angle that may be lost on anyone under the age of 12," Mr. Nye said.

Beyond the money that may be lost, Fox executives must also be concerned about how the decision to drop the show will affect future dealings with Mr. Kelley.

Mining these vintage broadsheets is a pleasure that may be lost to future generations if the "paper" goes out of newspapering.

In particular it has a focus on open spaces in the city that may be lost due to rapid urbanisation, particularly through ever growing slums and commercial development.

Leaving the EU at a time when the UK is in need of skills will be a huge blow to UK businesses, let alone the commercial opportunities that may be lost and could consequently stunt UK startup growth".

The reason that TLS cannot be used directly in datagram environments is simply that packets may be lost or reordered.

But that subtlety may be lost on some voters, and there is a danger of giving out mixed messages.

I'm deeply troubled that lives may be lost without a meaningful attempt to bring Iraq into compliance with U.N. resolutions through careful and cautious diplomacy.

An important observation is that packets may be lost due to channel problems such as interference and collision.

Codes are intended to support work in analyzing and memorializing vernacular building characteristics that otherwise may be lost.