Sentence examples for considered disappearing from inspiring English sources

They also disinterred a fantastically nostalgic documentary, The London Nobody Knows, which features James Mason pottering around what was considered "disappearing London" in the late 1960s.

Murillo Karam could provide no estimate of how long that process would take, which, he emphasized, was why the students were still to be considered "disappeared".

The 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Normal School are still formally considered "disappeared" because it will be nearly impossible to identify the remains found in Cocula, said Mexican Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam.

Even though within the same year and aspect there is evidence of a direct relationship between snow depth and timing of snow melt, this relationship weakens when the inter-annual data are considered and disappeared completely for north facing slopes.

Hence pediatricians have to deal with an emerging disease, first considered almost disappeared and then little is known about it.

bA person is considered to be disappeared if an individual has been searched for as being disappeared or if its life status is unknown.

Under the normal breathing condition (2.5 s) and volumetric expansion (∼25%) considered here, recirculation disappears for Re<0.6.

Or, to put it in another way: the distinction made above between one part of the future which was introduced as determined and one part which is considered as shapeable disappears due to the fact that the shapeable part is "derived" from the causal knowledge extrapolated to the future.

Richards later stated that he considered Watch Me Disappear his best album yet.

All three are now considered extinct, having disappeared or been merged back into the main Canadian horse population.

When only severe patients were considered, the significance disappeared, in comparison with the mild patients.