Sentence examples for close to disappeared from inspiring English sources

First, the more malignant psychoses (hebephrenic and catatonic schizophrenia) were present in the historical cohort but have close to disappeared now.

The show came close to disappearing a few times.

"The biggest impact will be a determination to ensure the club never again comes so close to disappearing.

And then, contact: another human on a ship a day's travel away, voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch, begins speaking to you over a headset, offering advice on where to go to get off the Nightjar which, by the way, is dangerously close to disappearing into a black hole.

* * * Generous credit and debit card rewards schemes took a step closer to disappearing yesterday as the Payment Systems Regulator set out rules for the new cap on fees plastic card companies can charge retailers.

Generous credit and debit card rewards schemes took a step closer to disappearing today as the Payment Systems Regulator set out how the new cap on fees plastic card companies can charge retailers will be policed.

"Hopes that justice in England and Wales would stop being measured as a purely financial calculation are now close to disappearing".

Inspired by the Cuban revolution and established by radical Catholic priests in 1964, the ELN was close to disappearing in the 1970s but steadily gained power again.

I have intimate knowledge of where this club has been and how close we were to disappearing.

Banville's technique generates a kind of supercharged sparseness, forcefully conveying the narrator's anguish, as he comes to an understanding that "we are defined and have our being through others" and must realign ourselves when those closest to us disappear.

"It would be shame to see an event that is close to my heart disappear but if it does, we will just have to adapt accordingly".