Sentence examples for yet been lost from inspiring English sources

So the long tradition of petitioning government has not yet been lost.

In his first statement since the latest round of fighting, Colonel Mengistu implied that while the port was in danger of falling it had not yet been lost.

The claim was denied last night by opposition media outlets, which said that the towns had not yet been lost, but all sides said that heavy fighting was taking place in the area.

One tradition that has not yet been lost is a local dish more widely known than butelo (and, objectively speaking, more palatable): The posta mirandesa, a tender cut of veal from the local cattle breed known as Mirandesa, recognized as a "Protected Designation of Origin" by the European Union.

Some uninfected hosts exhibit high levels of defense, providing correlative evidence for past adaptive or anachronic traits to the interaction that have not yet been lost.

The committee concluded that the chance to realise a legacy of the Games had not yet been lost, further action needed to ensure it lasted into the future.

Some of the gains could yet be lost.

During a visit to a southern boomtown he declared that economic gains could yet be lost without reforms to the political system.

Amid the self-confidence evident in the convention, however, were signs of concern that some of the newly found state authority may yet be lost.

I can only hope that no-one in the Brazilian government reads the Daily Mail or the Ecologist, or countless innocent lives may yet be lost.

For his part, Prof Logsdon said that hope for leadership in space may not yet be lost.