Sentence examples for close to vanishing from inspiring English sources

Reading the book, New York's miscellany-filled past seems precariously close to vanishing.

Analysts said that Tenet's free cash flow, after capital expenses, was close to vanishing.

But now that oversupply appears to be close to vanishing, at least in most parts of the country.

Recognizing that truth, the Council of Fashion Designers of America partnered last year with the Design Trust to study a commercial ecosystem that was close to vanishing before the commercial real estate crash provided it with an unlikely reprieve.

And in the pop realm, where avant-garde aesthetics have penetrated advertising and debates over gangsta rap (to say nothing of Elvis's swiveling hips) seem a distant memory, the potential to shock seems close to vanishing altogether.

After careful acoustical analysis, the authors arrived at a clear conclusion: the east-west speech border had moved from the Green Mountains to the Vermont-New Hampshire border, and among the young it seemed close to vanishing.

"I understand very well the disappointments of the past; I share them," she said in convening the talks, an allusion to Mr. Clinton's failed effort to broker a deal, most vividly at Camp David in 2000, when peace seemed tantalizingly close only to vanish amid recriminations in the Maryland mountains.

Inflation dwindled close to the vanishing point, interest rates kept falling and corporate earnings kept going straight up.

"The closest life on Earth has ever gotten to vanishing completely".

Lindh did notice, however, that around September 11th a handful of Arab fighters close to bin Laden vanished from the front.

Ten years later, Brookes – ravaged by self-pity and guilt and no longer a teacher – suffers nightmare visions of the lost trio after the mummified body of a bronze age warrior is discovered close to where they vanished.