Sentence examples for was ultimately lost from inspiring English sources

Investigators have not explained when they believe the fraud began, how much money was ultimately lost and whether Mr. Madoff lost investors' money in the markets, spent it, or both.

He departed for £7m in January, having entered the final six months of his contract at the Reebok Stadium, with the club entrenched in a relegation battle that was ultimately lost in his absence.

Although the French sales were ultimately lost because of the war there, the British market easily absorbed the entire batch.

Joe is the novel's conscience and moral grounding wire, who observes sadly as Pip (Toby Irvine) ascends from a humble workman into a spoiled, snooty gentleman after receiving a mysterious inheritance that is ultimately lost.

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall presents an unsoftened picture of the debauchery and degradation of the heroine's first husband and sets against it the Arminian belief, opposed to Calvinist predestination, that no soul shall be ultimately lost.

For simplicity, consider the alternative limit f → 1, which implies that all carbon originally sequestered is ultimately lost.

In WSR, however, super water-absorbent resin does not disperse well in hydrophobic rubber, with very poor interfaces between them, so the hydrophilic part can easily break off from rubber networks and the swelling ability is ultimately lost.

In fully mature fronds of all species considered, most of the hair cover is ultimately lost, with O. cinnamomea [especially O. cinnamomea var.

Even if information storage media could be preserved forever, the meaning of the information they contain is ultimately lost because the semantic context in which it was encoded cannot be recorded.

A possible limitation with this (and any longitudinal study) is that some participants were ultimately lost to follow-up, while others may have refused to participate due to negative health outcomes the so-called 'healthy worker effect'.

Coupled with a deletion bias, newly formed pseudogenes are ultimately lost along with mobile genetic elements (Mira et al. 2001; Moran and Mira 2001; Ogata et al. 2001; Gómez-Valero et al. 2004; Fuxelius et al. 2008) (fig. 1).