Sentence examples for was basically lost from inspiring English sources

Malakhov was basically lost for the season when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the Rangers' season opener on Oct. 7.

The match was basically lost in the first 11 seconds when the Turkish captain, Hakan Sukur, intercepted a back pass by the South Korean captain, Hong Myung Bo, and beat goalie Lee Woon Jae.

"The film was basically lost for 36 years; its restoration is like Lazarus," he reports.

"I was basically losing money on a weekly basis for years upon years," he explained.

"If you can't explain the concept in 15 seconds, then you are basically lost".

"I've only seen the last episode, where she ends up all alone and she's basically lost everything.

This act of martial scholarship excited Luca, an Italian 1595er who praises "the charm of a discipline which has been basically lost in time and is coming back".

Currently, thanks to Twitter's search limitations, once a tweet is a couple of months old, it's basically lost in the Twitter.com ether.

When conducting measurements with movement in realistic environments and using off-the-shelf vehicles (e.g., cars, trains), the repeatability of the results is basically lost because the following issues arise: It is extremely difficult to keep the vehicle speed constant during the measurements.

In numerous cases involving chokeholds, for instance, police officers were let off the hook, or received a lesser punishment from Bratton's predecessor, Ray Kelly, and policing recommendations were basically lost in a bureaucratic haze.

And like I mentioned, when you lose your livestock, you're basically losing your asset base.