Sentence examples for to be lost from from inspiring English sources

Those are not likely to be lost from the top down but from the bottom up.

"I want to be lost from the beginning," Mr. Masullo said.

Battalions are also to be lost from the Royal Welsh, the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers and the Mercians.

"There is little evidence that stretching does anything important," he says, "but there is also little to be lost from doing it.

According to The Journal, one bank executive said of his bank: "Prepaid debit cards and other products will help the company recover roughly half of the revenue likely to be lost from swipe-fee rules being written by regulators".

You are not in the minds of the offensive players, Walker told them; you are not in their huddles, and there is nothing to be gained and much to be lost from playing hunches and trying to dictate the play.

Arsène Wenger's team played with heart and grew into a game they looked to be losing from the opening 42 seconds.

However, while TEs are methylated through de novo methylation, gene methylation usually corresponds to maintenance methylation, and can be lost from time to time [ 117].

About 12 of the jobs to be lost are from Dow Jones operations, he said.

If those genes are not duplicated to an autosome, they will be lost from the genome if they are lost from the neo-X chromosome.

Most of the new mutations appear to be ephemeral and can be lost from a population or species during population contraction (the glacial maximum).