Sentence examples for work lost to from inspiring English sources

And the hours of paid work lost to wedding planning time … never mind.

"A summit is one day's work lost — to do something completely idiotic," said Francois Heisbourg, a former Macron adviser.

But the reduced hospitalizations and fewer days of work lost to illness, and other health and environmental benefits would save $25 billion to $60 billion, the study said.

It also removes restrictions on the use of spray paint and creates a new local to recover work lost to nonunion painters.

The number of days' work lost to industrial action dropped to 145,000 in the 12 months to March – the lowest since records began in 1931, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Costume designer Julie Weiss (Hollywoodland, Frida) was also nominated for her work, but lost to James Acheson of Restoration.

6 In 2007, diabetes was found to be the cause of 15 million work days lost to employers.

"We aim for a 10 per cent reduction by 2015 in work-related mental ill-health cases and working days lost to mental ill-health," he said.

The cost-effectiveness ratios are also biased upwards (or downwards) to the extent that transport costs and costs of work lost due to treatment exceed (or are exceeded by) the transport costs and costs of work lost due to screening [ 93, 94].

As Mr. Kelly sees it, Menander's plays aren't the only works best lost to history's dustbin.

Ultimately, "Happy Working Song" lost to "Falling Slowly".