Sentence examples for change disappear from inspiring English sources

And why must it leave us, change, disappear?

"Even if we could somehow make climate change disappear tomorrow, these reefs would continue their decline," said Jeremy Jackson, lead author of the report and IUCN's senior advisor on coral reefs.

Its fragile possibilities for positive change disappear.

It seems that innovation today is often confused with ideation, with the expectation that throwing smarter, younger ideas (and their associated interns) at an expensive problem will somehow make the costs of change disappear.

Since then, we have seen every reference to climate change disappear from the White House's website and the launch of "An America First Energy Plan" which emphasizes shale oil and natural gas development, as well as plans to support "clean coal technology" and a revival of the American coal industry.

Why has climate change disappeared from the Australian election radar?

When the actual intrinsic value of the metal becomes greater than the nominal value of the coin, change disappears.

Critics worry that the vouchers come with no strings attached, so the incentive for positive change disappears.

When the fighting ended, patriotic constraints on demands for change disappeared, and organized labour and farmers mounted a revolt that swept across Canada.

Congress did not pass a climate bill, cap-and-trade became a dirty word, and, with the 2012 elections approaching, climate change disappeared from the president's vocabulary.

In May, banks suspended the payment of hard money, and small change disappeared from circulation, leading to the production of 'Hard Times' tokens".