Sentence examples for value to be lost from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the smaller potential benefit of retaining additional bases must be balanced against the increasing risk of retaining errors, which could cause the existing read value to be lost.

It is in this context of balancing economic growth and intrinsic value that the battle continues to be lost.

It said: "The department must learn the lessons of the failure of this project if further time is not to be lost, and value for money achieved on future projects".

In recent years there have been fears such works are a target for metal thieves to sell for a fraction of their true value to be smelted and lost to the art world forever.

Without the perspective of eternity, this necessary inversion of values would be lost to us.

While balance sheets are nice, we all now how quickly value can be lost these days.

This paper seeks to quantify the value that may be lost if closure planning is not adequately considered in life of mine planning and the difference in the mine plan between scenarios that adequately consider closure costs and those that do not.

If a high-school football prodigy reported that he chose Michigan not for its academic quality, tradition, or beautiful campus but because it outbid all other suitors, a connection to the university's values would be lost.

Investors find a bond guaranteed to lose value — but not to lose all value — to be worth buying.

It is clear that any value to our students would be lost in such a highly-charged atmosphere, and that any debate of issues or viewpoints would be overshadowed by media coverage and anger over the event itself.

The new rule issued by the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management comes as environmental groups are suing the bureau in federal court for failing to obey Congress's directive, which under a 1976 law can be invoked when "an emergency situation exists and extraordinary measures must be taken to preserve values that would otherwise be lost".