Sentence examples for was rarely lost from inspiring English sources

Closer examination of the pattern of loss of these genes revealed that each gene was rarely lost as an individual event, but predominantly lost as a pair or triplet (Table  1a).

The effort is rarely lost on customers.

I'm actually lost for words and I'm rarely lost for words".

When working on a vast scale for a wide international audience, he's rarely lost his painterly signature.

His packages are rarely lost, and a leaky kitchen sink in his 15th-floor apartment that was causing water damage to a downstairs unit was repaired readily -- although he was out of town at the time.

He's rarely lost for words, has an office covered with wallpaper made out of the US Constitution, and a framed copy of his degree from the "University of American Samoa" where he (apparently) got an MA in political science.

Ghattas said she is reminded of the saying "freedom is rarely lost in a single stroke.

Another man poured beer into his friends' cups and proclaimed, "We should yell 'hooray!' really loudly!" For Mariann and me, our privilege as able-bodied humans living exactly where we want, eating three squares a day, and allowed to love whom we love is rarely lost on us.

Medical records are rarely lost and communication between physicians is enhanced and preserved.

Notwithstanding this, in tumoral tissue class I antigen expression is rarely lost in its entirety [ 14].

Almost all nodes within Metazoa are characterized by addition of miRNA families that are rarely lost in the descendants [ 10].