Sentence examples for was probably lost from inspiring English sources

And some of it was probably lost".

The reference to Tokyo Rose was probably lost on many of Justice Stevens's readers.

The political option to do this was probably lost some 40 or 50 years ago.

If a half-full Hillsborough was further evidence of the declining appeal of the FA Cup, the point was probably lost on Ritchie Humphreys.

He appears to have calculated that unions would back him regardless, and that the business lobby was probably lost to him, whereas environmentalists would respond to appeasement.The greens' victory is already looking rather pyrrhic, however.

In the Balkans he extended the power of Bulgaria over south Macedonia, south Albania, and Serbia, which became his vassal; but Bulgaria's dominion north of the Danube was probably lost during his reign.

Overall, BZW's equity business was probably losing money.Salomon Brothers had a similar problem.

A Charter Equity Research analyst, John Dryden, said Texas Instruments was probably losing market share to STMicroelectronics, which signed a new contract with Ericsson late last year.

Digital information that you're losing is probably lost forever".

All this British-awkwardness stuff is probably lost on her.

"He's probably lost the election for us today," they said.