Sentence examples for already evaporated from inspiring English sources

Yet that support has already evaporated.

Money for subprime mortgages, for people with weak credit, has already evaporated.

The company also said that 50 percent of the oil had already evaporated into the air or been dispersed by wave action.

But Mr. Malloy's concern for education is complicated by a budget in which nearly all of his projected surplus has already evaporated, mostly because of disappointing revenues and despite a $1.5 billion package of tax increases last year.

WASHINGTON — The government is expected to announce on Wednesday that three-quarters of the oil from the Deepwater Horizon leak has already evaporated, dispersed, been captured or otherwise eliminated — and that much of the rest is so diluted that it does not seem to pose much additional risk of harm.

"When I came out of my first interview in the morning, I checked my voice mail to find that most of my interviews scheduled after that had already evaporated," said Hyland Hunt, a recent graduate of the University of Michigan Law School who ended up clerking on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and the Supreme Court and now works for a law firm in Dallas.

But those burdensome regulations are already evaporating in California, where anyone who can fake a headache already can buy pot.

And what Floridians don't need for quenching their thirst, and salt water doesn't contaminate, the fierce sun is already evaporating from the state's lush landscape at a dangerous rate.

Coöperation between the parties has already nearly evaporated in Washington in recent years.

That comfort had already largely evaporated by Sept. 11, but the anxiety unleashed by the terrorist attacks and the subsequent war in Afghanistan has had an impact on almost every sector.

"I don't think there's any doubt, given what we now know about the economy, that this $5.7 trillion has already partially evaporated," the Senate Democratic leader, Tom Dachle of South Dakota, said of the projected surplus over the next decade.