Sentence examples for would become lost from inspiring English sources

Search for your lost pet immediately and continuously if it would become lost.

In his 1933 book, "The Blind in School and Society," the psychologist Thomas Cutsforth, who lost his sight at age 11, warned that students who were too rapidly assimilated into the sighted world would become lost in "verbal unreality".

Indeed, in all signal transduction pathways, the signal would become lost without functional PPIs [ 18].

"I thought that if I stayed in the group, I would become lost," he reflects.

She also began to have trouble navigating on the road: even on familiar roads, she would become lost trying to figure out where to enter or exit the road.

Bear Camp Road, where they'd become lost, is now maybe the most famous stretch of BLM road in the country—it has its own Wikipedia page and James Kim wasn't the first traveler to die trying to use it to get to the coast.

In this scenario the Iranian haplotypes would have been retained in the FraMC populations but would have become lost in the populations that spread further across Western Europe.

Aimed at those displaced by the war, the event was initiated to ensure that Nuban heritage would not become lost through the pressures of social assimilation in Khartoum.

Mr. Shank said the company wanted to recreate the effectiveness of posting a beacon for help on Facebook or Twitter, but one that would not become lost in the myriad other messages coursing through those systems at any given moment.

Its draft terms of reference are extraordinarily broad; a weak chair would soon become lost amid the many demands being placed on his panel and his investigation might become tangled in the long grass.

Not a parent himself, Bento admits that the idea for Findster came to him after he went looking for an affordable GPS tracker for his dog, who would sometimes become lost.