Sentence examples for values lost from inspiring English sources

Traditional German values lost and the Latin perspective won.

But now, he said, our politicians and bankers have become crooks, our wars meaningless, and our values lost.

Mr. Hutchinson, who emphasized family values, lost his re-election bid to Mark Pryor, the Democratic state attorney general.

In a talk at the National Press Club early this month, he said that Washington had "lost its values, lost its principles," and given up on investing in the cities and their people.

Fuel-breaks function to restrict the spread of wildfire through a forest and thereby reduce the damage to values lost when fires escape.

Each of these quality categories is composed by three measurable values: lost video, lost NRF nonreferenced frames,p-pictures), and lost audio in terms of percentage of the media.

White Plains in particular has also contended with lower assessed property values, losing about $130 million on its tax rolls during the past 20 years, with a reduction last year of $6.3 million.

From low to intermediate dispersal values, losing one source community means always losing the species that dominates in this source and thus the direct effect dominates.

"Value engineering is value lost," Mr. Krueck said.

Was it just nostalgia pulling me, or is something of real value lost at 30,000ft?

Worryingly, the US housing market has regained much of the value lost in the crash relative to average incomes.