Sentence examples for was easily lost from inspiring English sources
Dr. Dierick and Dr. Greenspan figured that since this behavior was easily lost, it should be easy enough to regain if the right selective pressure were applied.
The broader truth of the recent waves of immigration, the truth of a million small assimilations and adjustments, was easily lost in the tabloid terrors.
Some of them seem to be derived from earlier representational figures which came to be used out of context and were sufficiently ambiguous as figures so that their representational meaning was easily lost or ignored.
What is, in fact, clear about that first call, and the flurry of others that followed it, is something that was easily lost in the ensuing controversy: Juan Miguel Gonzalez did not hesitate to turn to his aunts and uncles in Miami for help in the crisis, and they did not hesitate to help him.
However, the problem of lack of control in the longitudinal axis was more evident because the probe tended to rotate a lot on this longitudinal axis and, consequently, the reference was easily lost.
For unknown reasons, X-gal staining of Prox1+/LacZ was easily lost after fixation in sensory neurons and could be demonstrated only in unfixed ears (Fig. 1D and insert).
Rights not used are easily lost.
This fact is easily lost sight of.
But irony is easily lost in translation.
But the distinctions are easily lost.
