Sentence examples for were effectively lost from inspiring English sources

As we slipped down rain-slick slopes and squelched through thick grass, it was hard not to feel as though we were effectively lost in the forest.

"This huge body of books that were effectively lost to the marketplace are being rescued," said James Gleick, the author of five books and a member of the board of the Authors Guild, one of the plaintiffs in the suit.

The clearing party made it to the top of a ridge, now known as Barlow Pass, where they were effectively lost.

But how significant an impact his latest comments about Mexican Americans will have on California's Latino voters is up for debate, because many of those voters were effectively lost to Republicans two decades ago.

Darwin edited the zoological works from the voyage, but is botanical specimens were effectively lost for over a century [ 64].

Consequently, information about the effects of ESWT in 310 patients with heel pain was effectively lost to re-analysis.

"First, calling attention to this exciting early American art form that has been effectively lost.

Thus, the counterweight of labor to the ever-increasing political clout of big business was effectively lost.

The recitation of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets in modern British accents means many of his puns and rhymes are effectively lost in translation.

Many of these youngsters fall through the education net and are excluded several times before being effectively lost to the authorities.

In Beijing the track was designed to maximise the rebound when runners pushed forward and backwards, but the inevitable sideways movement was effectively lost energy.