Sentence examples for whatever is lost from inspiring English sources

It is for whatever is lost when you make a personal backup of your lawfully purchased content.

But the flip side of grief is gratitude for having had whatever is lost to begin with.

"And Jesus tells stories in which the key character doesn't give up on, on whatever is lost," he said.

Whatever was lost in translation was gained back by taking the best of both.

They vowed that the park would be made as good as new, even if that meant replacing whatever was lost during construction.

"Why didn't somebody tell me that I looked like that?" Fish said after the 173-pound version — minus whatever was lost to the heat — rallied from a two-sets-to-one-deficit to ultimately breeze past Jan Hajek of the Czech Republic, 6-0, 3-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1, in the first round of the United States Open.

So whatever revenue is lost from the tax deduction would be more than made up from the vast savings in government expenditure for children that should not be the government's responsibility.

Assuming that for whatever reason power is lost, there are a wide variety of solar-powered and battery-powered products to provide backup for appliances.

But this wisdom is derived from the idea that a good book is made by the writing, and if it's adapted into whatever, its magic is lost.

"Rats are able to find the differences between Dutch and Japanese sentences, but whatever information they are using is lost in backwards speech," Toro says.

The novelty of getting whatever you want on demand is lost when you realize you just spent $18 for a Diet Coke.