Sentence examples for was effectively lost from inspiring English sources

Consequently, information about the effects of ESWT in 310 patients with heel pain was effectively lost to re-analysis.

Thus, the counterweight of labor to the ever-increasing political clout of big business was effectively lost.

In Beijing the track was designed to maximise the rebound when runners pushed forward and backwards, but the inevitable sideways movement was effectively lost energy.

The choreographer Trisha Brown did a similar piece, minus Hula-Hoops, on the rooftops of SoHo just before that neighborhood was effectively lost to artists.

Chelsea also has its Brazilians, but though its interim coach Rafa Benítez started two of them — Ramires and a lifelong Corinthians fan David Luiz — he left the São Paulo-born Oscar on the bench until the game was effectively lost.

Even though Sale had not lost to the Tigers in three previous meetings this season, the Stockport club's chronic injury and unavailability list undermined their effort to retain their Heineken status which was effectively lost when Newcastle defeated them in last month's Powergen Cup final.

The company is making it easy to accept deliveries when you're out and about, but realized it was getting so successful in changing the patterns of how its customers do online shopping that it was effectively losing money on each customer.

The company is making it easy to accept deliveries when you're out and about, but realized it was getting so successful in changing the patterns of how its customers do online shopping that it was effectively losing money on each customer.

Without persistence, links to online resources are likely to break and resources be effectively lost.

"First, calling attention to this exciting early American art form that has been effectively lost.

As we slipped down rain-slick slopes and squelched through thick grass, it was hard not to feel as though we were effectively lost in the forest.