Just delete your account for good.

But time has been lost.

But time has been lost. nbsp

Everything was lost.

How much money is lost?

All is not lost.

But there is a silver lining.

Yet, not all hope is lost.

All that is not given is lost.

Britain s highly centralized political culture has been irreversibly changed.

He regarded the money as gone.

Do not despair, all is not yet lost.

The old Netherlands, it seems, has ceased to be, never to return.

We've got to put back what's been lost.

He however acknowledged that not all was lost

Everything is lost after what has happened, everything destroyed!'

But there is hope.

Hopefully all is not lost.

But what has been gained is never guaranteed.

Despite the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan, all is not lost.

If repeated, this approach will irretrievably undermine Israel s standing in the family of nations.

Whatever portions of this ecosystem that the dams don t submerge are certain to be disrupted in potentially disastrous ways.

The debate in France is still raging, and nothing is yet lost.

So long as we celebrate Cervantes, however, perhaps all is not lost.

The debate in France is still raging, and nothing is yet lost.

All of this would have been lost if there was no agreement with Europe.

A lot has been lost, but there is still a remnant of young people interested in culture...

We should look to the Helsinki Process to show us how to retrieve what has been lost.

During the three months of fighting, 15 T 72B and about 5 T 72A were destroyed.

It has been argued that much biodiversity has been lost as a result of a lack of understanding of its true value.

BOSTON Lives are not all that have been lost in the ongoing Ebola crisis.

But in taking this latest step, the Fund has undermined perhaps fatally its ability to speak truth to power.

This is crucial, because whatever technical advances there may be in solar and other renewable energy sources, we will depend on coal and oil for the next 40 years. Yet unless the rising curve of annual emissions can be reversed, the CO2 concentration will irrevocably reach a truly threatening level.

Yet unless the rising curve of annual emissions can be reversed, the CO2 concentration will irrevocably reach a truly threatening level.

Some 20 million lives have been lost in wars and insurrections since Gandhi died.

But what may be lost is how many people did believe.

Perhaps most importantly, the days of borrowing to build a large state security apparatus would be gone for good worldwide.

Moreover, institutions that thought they had transferred risk to the market realized that the demise of sponsored SIV s would damage their reputations irreversibly.

In the view of most Europeans, none of the ground that has been lost or only very little of it can be recovered.

This will create new jobs in rich countries and more than were lost to BPO.

Moreover, if Sarkozy has eroded, perhaps fatally, the sacred symbolic nature of the presidency, his governance has failed to provide any compensating reassurance.

Americans, on the other hand, are convinced that whatever was lost during the recent recession will eventually be regained. The Obama administration says so, as does the Fed (albeit more prudently), and both act accordingly.

This was another site where it had been bare and eroding, and at the base of the marked small tree, we had lost over 30 centimeters of soil. Okay?

If each one of us has the impression that if he or she doesn't do something about it, that it's gone.

Of this public assistance to the banks, which surpass 100 billion euros, over 43 billion are already gone.