Examples of using Lost much in English and their translations into Arabic
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We have lost much.
It has lost much of its value, however, because the Organization has not dedicated enough resources to career development for the Field Service Officers.
Mars, by contrast, is nearly(or perhaps totally)geologically dead and has lost much of its atmosphere.
That woman lost much, and now she's gone.
The complexity of the situation was such that many of the usual items on the agenda lost much of their relevance.
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The Papal States also lost much of their former power as the Protestant Reformation divided Europe into two camps.
To further complicate Johnson's life,his father was deeply in debt by 1731 and had lost much of his standing in Lichfield.
While this meant that it lost much of its autonomy, such as its own jurisdiction and the special privileges granted to the university citizen, it also improved the University's finances.
The Age of Discovery had shifted the center of trade in Europe from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic,and so the Italian states lost much of their previous importance.
It is thought that Venus and Mars may have both lost much of their water when, after being photo dissociated into hydrogen and oxygen by solar ultraviolet, the hydrogen escaped.
(b) Regional locust-control organizations have experienced increasing financial problems over the past decade andhave lost much of their capacity to support national locust-control operations;
According to UNPO, the Batwa lost much of their land to the thousands of people who returned from exile and they have not received compensation for the loss of their land and land settlements that would allow them to rebuild their lives.
Young children who are refugees are most likely to be disoriented,having lost much that is familiar in their everyday surroundings and relationships.
The defeated Axis Powers claim that they lost much of the relevant data and the maps in the battlefields when they lost the war, and the victorious Allies claim that the theatre of operations occupied by their forces was planted with mines and other remnants of war by the defeated party, and that they have no detailed data.
What lowered the average export price for this latter group werefalling international prices of petroleum and grains- which lost much of the ground gained in 1996- and beef hides- which were continuing a downward spiral.
When evaluated in the light of facts and behaviour, those initiatives lost much of their substance. It was quite clear that the international rules of the game were extremely unfavourable to the least developed countries, particularly the African countries, which increased their marginalization.
The delays arose partly because the executing agency had problems in appointing consultants for the project at acceptable rates,but mainly because the project lost much relevance as the Government launched the home-stay concept as a government-backed initiative during the same period.
Due to the unprecedented P6 initiative,my opening remarks have lost much of the traditional value, in the sense that the Romanian presidency is not merely restarting from scratch, but rather building upon what had already been accumulated during the first two presidencies.
A consistory court is a type of ecclesiastical court, especially within the Church of England where they were originally established pursuant to a charter of King William the Conqueror, and still exist today, although since about the middle of the19th century consistory courts have lost much of their subject-matter jurisdiction. Each diocese in the Church of England has a consistory court(called in the Diocese of Canterbury the Commissary Court).
It seems that the Egyptian society wide Baktaath that fell under theumbrella of this type tunable extreme cruelty lost much of its ability to sense what suffered; and perhaps even beyond that to a more advanced stage of not being able to get out from under it even if he had the opportunity.
A significant component of that support had been channelled through the ConsultativeGroup on International Agricultural Research(CGIAR) network, which lost much of its capacity to exercise leadership in further technological innovation when the flow of resources became unstable and decreased.
Otherwise, they will become citizens of Bangladesh.Given that the enclaves' residents have presumably lost much of their cultural or personal ties with India since 1947, most are expected to remain where they are.
Also, with such a two-stage cooking lose much of nutrients.
Thereby losing much of your power.
With digestion products lose much of vitamins and aromatic substances, so the taste and smell of them vary greatly.
I know quite well that in these statements,the adjective" historic" is used so often that it loses much of its meaning.
Gas installation is very easy to use,but in terms of economics, they lose much their electric counterparts.
Just as the information provided, when you convert WAV to MP3, you will lose much data.
Many consumers donot recommend to buy Chinese products, because they lose much of domestic producers and European firms.
It allows them to operate atconcentrations of 70,000 suns worth of energy without losing much voltage as"wasted energy" or heat.

