Sentence examples for there are no lost from inspiring English sources

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Like there's no tomorrow.

If you do something like there's no tomorrow, you do it fast or energetically.

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According to the friction cost approach a sick employee is replaced after a certain amount of time (the friction period) after which there are no lost productivity costs anymore.

Make sure there are no lost horseshoes and that the gates are in good condition.

"There are no lost profits in South Africa," said Stephen W. Schondelmeyer, a professor of pharmaceutical economics at the University of Minnesota.

There are no Lost actors on the cover, and the songs were going to be better than "Pork and Beans".

There are no lost records and the population studied was considered to represent the average, or slightly above the average, of socioeconomic differences in Oslo and Norway.

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"There were no lost or stolen ballot papers".

There is no lost data for the measure or the amount of lost data does not compromise the analysis R20.

There is no lost data for the measure or the amount of lost data does not compromise the analysis S LS RS PS D NE  4.

Thus, the problem of transmit power control disappears and there is no lost of generality by choosing the action sets as P k ( b ).

"There is no lost chord.

One of the advantages of this method is that there is no lost signal.

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