Sentence examples for were actually lost from inspiring English sources

For example, Automatic Data Processing, the country's largest payroll service, which surveys 24 million employees a month, reported 169,000 jobs were actually lost in November.

These planes, he suspected, were actually lost the following day while flying missions "in retaliation for the (imaginary) second Tonkin Gulf Incident on August 4th".

Hong Kong Trader Selwyn Ortz tells me if Schnapp is right in her assumption that jobs were actually lost in July, " we could see a Black Friday with all hell breaking loose".

Madeline Schnapp, the director of economics at TrimTabs Investment Research, a liquidity-tracking service out of Sausalito, Ca., says her analyses of the facts suggest that about 255,000 jobs were actually lost last month, which indicates an unemployment rate of 10.4%.

Even though a few participants were actually lost at follow-up, it was calculated that a sample of 54 cases per group had a statistical power of 80% at a 5% alpha level to detect an absolute decrease of 23% of non-adherence to medication in the intervention group, assuming nearly 50% of non-adherence in the control group [ 8].

Companies that were actually losing money were able to report rising (pro forma) earnings per share.

"When we were using traditional paper notebooks, we were actually losing a lot of information by printing high-resolution digital images and pasting them in a notebook.

Classical music replaced ambient noise for just long enough to make you wonder if you were actually losing your mind.

I realized that despite all the positive steps that CI and our peer organizations had made in conservation, we were actually losing ground.

In an interview, the band commented that in comparison with what they earned in America "they were actually losing a couple of thousand pounds every night they played in Britain".

Yes, you guessed it: the conductors on your Amtrak train are actually lost airline pilots.