Sentence examples for widely lost from inspiring English sources

However it remains uncertain whether these two TE families invaded the fungal genomes before the Capnodiales- Pleosporales separation and then were widely lost in the Capnodiales or if their presence only in P. fijiensis is incongruent with vertical inheritance.

The genes encoding hydrogenosomal enzymes are either ancestral to all eukaryotes and have been widely lost in aerobic lineages or they have been circulated among anaerobic eukaryotes by multiple events of lateral gene transfer [5].

Although RabX4 is present in insects and not in vertebrates, it is also present in a few genomes of more primitive metazoans (for example, Amphimedon queenslandica, Nematostella vectensis and Strongylocentrotus purpuratus), indicating that it arose early in metazoan evolution and was widely lost.

The interview revealed just how preoccupied Trump is with two variables that are gumming up his claim of being widely beloved: Losing the popular vote to Clinton and hosting an inauguration crowd that was smaller than in previous years.

The long, sometimes painful post-mortem of the election — where Republicans were widely repudiated, losing the White House and more seats in Congress — began in earnest here among Republican governors, a group that has traditionally served as a wellspring of new ideas and talent for the party.

We wish verdicts to encompass the full range of human circumstances, but the law can range only so widely before losing its power to focus our often diffuse sense of self-control.

She never wants to tour widely and lose touch with her students.

As widely expected, Labour lost all its remaining shire councils: Staffordshire, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire and ­Derbyshire.

The survivors are now widely valued, and lost ones are mourned.

If he listens to his coach and follows the precedent of how to beat Canelo – given in the Floyd Mayweather fight [which Álvarez lost widely] – Khan could do well.

The widely favored candidate lost by one vote, and Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the interim prime minister, was anointed as Iraq's next leader.