Sentence examples for was considered lost from inspiring English sources

That was to "give sufficient time for the ballot paper to have arrived before it was considered lost".

The collection, which included works by "degenerate" artists such as Picasso, Matisse, and Chagall, had been confiscated by the Nazis and was considered lost in the postwar era.

Surprisingly, "The Smiling Lieutenant" is the best transfer here and looks close to perfect — remarkable for a film that was considered lost until the 1980s, when a print was found in the Danish film archives.

Much, though not all, of this material disappeared during the second world war and was considered lost, until it turned up mysteriously in Leipzig in the late 1980s with "Leningrad" tags attached.

In their place came hedge funds that have profited enormously — on paper — from the collection now of much that was considered lost and written off … "It cannot be accepted that Icelanders should slave away to increase such collections and regain that which had already been lost without getting any share in it".

The Burroughs documentary went out of distribution and the Wilson film was considered lost.

All, however, should not be considered lost.

Micheaux's first film, The Homesteader, also 1919, is considered lost.

Whenever it is chaos and the army don't have control of the district it is considered lost.

They had been considered lost until now, according to a report in the German news weekly Focus.

Buscaglia said that as long as the chains of complicity between politicians and narco lords weren't interrupted, the narco war could be considered lost.