Sentence examples for wholly lost from inspiring English sources

Counting yesterday in such cases as a wholly lost day, these amounted to an overall lost productivity yesterday of 5.2% (30/573).

In line with the theory behind the MIDAS instrument [21] on which our lost-productivity questions were based, we counted these also as wholly lost days: the overestimate arising from this was offset by discounting days when >50% but <100% was achieved.

So again her choice is not wholly lost, and she is not wholly victim.

A more specific reason for thinking regeneration is not a wholly lost ability comes from genes.

We did our best to show him that his words were not wholly lost on us.

But arguments for inequality of worth or rights between the sexes have wholly lost intellectual respectability.

According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons, a disabled person refers to one who suffers from abnormality in anatomical structure or loss of certain organ or function, psychologically, and who has lost wholly or in part the ability to perform an activity in the way considered normal.

Argentina lost all of them, wholly or partly.

And of course the ghost of Ms. Springfield, which Ms. Lynne summons respectfully but calmly, as if wholly unafraid of losing herself in the process.

And I think that slowly, without me even being aware of it, the pain of knowing that I could have had something I want so wholly -- and losing it -- swallowed up my even wanting it anymore.

Brown seems to have lost for reasons wholly unrelated to ISIS or Ebola.