Sentence examples for was then lost from inspiring English sources

She was then lost track of for five months.

Unfortunately this was then lost when they had to switch back to conventional spelling.

She knew of the notice, had briefly scanned it, was intending to consider it carefully later but it was then lost when a banner was unfurled, he said.

"This may have been the final nail in the coffin for the already diminished baculum, which was then lost in ancestral humans".

The closest a European country came was in 2003 when the UK-led Beagle 2 lander touched down, but was then lost.

The discovery of such ancient copulation means that sex with internal fertilisation evolved early on in the history of vertebrates but was then lost, with fish reverting back to spawning in water, and then evolved again in a different way.

One precious resource used for these buildings that often goes unnoticed and is then lost forever is wood.

"If life was still extant," he said, "undoubtedly lives were then lost by the fact that we sat doing nothing".

That worries James Van Zorge, a political consultant in Jakarta, because if lives are then lost he fears it will stoke up immense nationalist sentiment, perhaps creating chaos in Jakarta.

Xylem sap carries soil nutrients (e.g., dissolved minerals) from the root system to the leaves; the water is then lost through transpiration.

For example, if you don't give them details of your mobile phone and it is then lost or stolen, you may not be covered.