Sentence examples for which means lost from inspiring English sources

Perdido, which means "lost" in Spanish, is at the cutting edge.

The name teff is thought to originate from the Amharic word teffa, which means "lost" and likely refers to the minute seeds.

Some dentists do not accept Medicaid patients because they frequently miss appointments, which means lost revenue, said Dr. L. Jackson Brown, the former managing vice president for health policy at the A.D.A.

Perdido, which means "lost" in Spanish, will show how feasible it is to go after pockets of the estimated 3 billion to 15 billion barrels in the Lower Tertiary Trend, a geological play that extends from offshore Alabama to Mexico.

Which means losing texture, colour and individuated flavours.

For soccer teams to play games there, or to even practice on a regulation-size field, it would have to be lengthened, which means losing parking spaces in a neighboring lot.

BNP is looking at paying a fine several times that amount, as well as pleading guilty to a felony (as Crédit Suisse had to do when it paid a $2.6 billion fine in May  for helping Americans escape US taxes) and losing, presumably temporarily, the ability to clear dollar transactions for its customers, which means losing the customers.

So, the goal this season is to land the best chance of winning one of the first two slots in the draft lottery, which means losing as many game as possible, which means the likes of Evan Turner and rookie Michael Carter-williams will be on your 76ers program guides.

Regarding the controversy over skating judging: the solution of having no judge officiate if a member of his or her country is competing, as frequently proposed, means excluding all the judges from the countries with the most developed culture in the sport, which means losing most of the best qualified judges.

Which means losing the simplicity of the earlier version of the app… So swings and roundabouts there.

Earlier she wrote of how internet spaces were being taken over by Isis, which meant losing the only means of communication with family and diaspora Syrian families.