| 1. | Some political analysts say they may be lost to the Democratic Party.
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| 2. | Either way, the topic's relevance will be lost to the average reader.
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| 3. | It's a situation where baseball obviously would be lost to Seattle ."
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| 4. | Two successive packets have to be lost to actually lose data integrity.
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| 5. | We knew that Zhongbaodao was about to be lost to us forever,
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| 6. | Sherman Douglas could be lost to the Nets for the season.
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| 7. | For every bed lost to inpatient care, the emergency patients not treated multiplied.
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| 8. | We are disappointed that a chance may be lost to accomplish this goal.
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| 9. | Egypt would finally be lost to the Persians during the battle of Pelusium.
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| 10. | Valued workers can be lost to firms with more family-friendly policies.
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