Sentence examples for unavoidably lost from inspiring English sources
Still, most American participants envied the international tales, while worrying that our elected officials are often tragically, if unavoidably, lost in the weeds.
Neuronal nuclei and nucleoli were clearly present in thin sections of snap-frozen rat (3 μm) and human (6 μm) tissue, indicating that neuronal nuclei/nucleoli are not unavoidably lost from unprotected section surfaces of unembedded tissue.
Some of these alleles are rare and unavoidably lost due to low linkage disequilibrium (LD) with any marker [ 16].
Fourth, because some degree of wild fitness may be unavoidably lost in captivity, I explore theoretical grounds for whether a demographic boost from increased population abundance can offset such fitness reductions.
Unavoidably and irretrievably lost and, most importantly, lost unnecessarily.
The script unavoidably piles on the local tropes, almost too obviously at times; there were, I believe, two references to "saving the world before bedtime," the show's old tag line, and in a moment of apparent defeat, the Professor wails, "I've lost my sugar, spice and everything nice … forever".
PrevIously by Gary Indidn't- A Few Days in bringriAmerican Express
Losing teams should be unavoidably spontaneous, which could happen in the wake of all our dot-com geniuses and their bizarre little Ponzi schemes that made them so celebrated and rich for 15 minutes.
Note that although the shrinkage operation could highlight the target measurement and reduce the possibility of losing the target during tracking, the noise might be incorrectly increased unavoidably.
As for the redesign, the inaugural cover is a bit of a jumble and loses the Atlantic's simple elegance of old, while one also finds, sadly if unavoidably, the print media tendency toward shorter, shorter, shorter in the magazine's various departments.
