Sentence examples for typically lost in from inspiring English sources

But a significant portion of the cocaine is typically lost in the process.

Typically lost in discussions of gun control is the social cost of all this attendant anxiety.

In my opinion, budding females are typically lost in the pipeline during their first two years of university.

The amount of bone added during those two years is about the same as what is typically lost in the 30 years between ages 50 and 80. Lifelong studies have not been done in people, but the best available evidence strongly indicates that increasing peak bone mass in childhood by just 10 percent could delay osteoporosis, especially in postmenopausal women, by about 13 years.

So I think that one element that's typically lost in a lot of these discussions about identity things, was fun.

Our prototype illustrates our approach how a system might be able to partially compensate for the information typically lost in conventional video conferencing where deictic gestures cannot be relayed properly to the remote site.

"Landlords who have engaged in self-help typically lose in court," said Kreitzer.

The company said it typically lost money in its first and second quarters because of the seasonality of its tax and business services.

Though Mr. Obama did not mention the elections on Tuesday, White House officials are keenly aware that for 50 years, the party that holds the White House has typically lost Congressional seats in midterm elections when the president's average approval rating in September and October dropped below 50 percent.

This latter group of heterozygous mutant clones are useful models to investigate the contribution of BAZ1B hemizygosity in WBS in the absence of the other >20 genes that are typically lost alongside BAZ1B in this disease, all of which potentially contribute to the phenotype.

She was an exceptionally consistent skater, able to maintain an accentuated crouch and a smooth rhythm in her strides throughout a race, while other skaters typically lost time to momentary lapses in their technique.