Sentence examples for where it is lost from inspiring English sources

Directors see where the money is made (though seemingly not where it is lost) and where the risks lie, which makes traders look more attractive as candidates.

The Amazon rainforest has degraded to the point where it is losing its ability to benignly regulate weather systems, according to a stark new warning from one of Brazil's leading scientists.

What I am looking at is where the money is getting caught up, where it is losing its flow, and what can we do to change this?

Toyota has also suffered double-digit percentage drops in Japan as well as in China, where it is losing out to rivals with a wider lineup of smaller cars that have surged in popularity.

Obermann plans to tighten ties between the company's T-Com and T-Mobile units to allow Deutsche Telekom to compete more effectively in the German market, where it is losing ground.

Bloomberg said the new operating system gives Microsoft another angle from which to take on the market for tablets and smartphones, where it is losing to Apple and Google.

American officials have not specified where it was lost.

"It literally will end up 10 feet or maybe 20 feet away from where it was lost for 40 years," Mr. Baker said.

In June, a fisherman, Antonino Randazzo, spotted Mr. Lubeck's credit cards, still in a plastic sheath, in a net 15 miles off Gloucester, nearly 30 miles from where it was lost.

She was buried in Dunfermline Abbey on her death, but later her head was removed and taken to Edinburgh as a relic and in the confusion of the Reformation it ended up in France, where it was lost in the revolution.

The external water was released up to 250 °C followed by loosely bound water where it was lost rapidly up to 275 °C.