Sentence examples for was increasingly lost from inspiring English sources

The problem he faces is as simple as it is unacknowledged: so successful was the process of conquest and evangelisation by which Latin Christendom expanded into its northern periphery that what had been distinctive about the North Sea in the early medieval period was increasingly lost.

At higher activities (>50 kBq), linearity was increasingly lost owing to dead time (data not shown).

CD57 was increasingly lost from incidental over clinically manifest cancers to metastases.

According to historian Charlotte Zeepvat, Ernest "was increasingly lost in a whirl of private amusements which earned only contempt from outside".

4. (S) Zardari said that he was increasingly losing patience with Nawaz Sharif's government in the Punjab, and he believed that a confrontation was looming.

While Brussels talked tough, a chorus of European capitals, anxious to avoid clashes with their own Eurosceptic citizens, stressed that the Brexit vote should be seen as a wake-up call for a union that was increasingly losing touch with its people.

"While most people expected this step to be taken at some time, this rhetoric pointed toward Treasury purchases occurring at a later meeting," says a note from Michael Feroli, U.S. economist for JPMorgan, "The simplest explanation for the change in thinking is that the committee was increasingly losing hope in the prospect of a medium-term recovery in the economy".

I covered the game as a beat reporter for 10 years, and have followed it closely as a columnist and feature writer for more than 30 years, and I never cared if the sport was increasingly losing its connection with fans.

This was observed in the case of a very old woman who was increasingly losing her will to live after moving into a nursing home, as identified at the fourth interview: Patient P15, T3 (93 y/o female): And it doesn't really matter anymore if one comes to this.

Scotland has been increasingly lost to me over the years; almost everybody I loved there has died.

Also, manganese and silicon which are deoxidizers are increasingly lost at increased water depth (Omajene et al. 2014).