Sentence examples for could dissipate from inspiring English sources

The widespread pessimism could dissipate as rapidly as it accumulated.

There are concerns that political will could dissipate.

If Democrats fail to take back the state senate, though, momentum could dissipate.

The unemployment rate could rise, and the projected budget surplus could dissipate.

But he gave up on the fan, because the effort of moving it created more heat than the fan could dissipate.

Analysts said that yesterday's sour sentiment could dissipate somewhat if the October employment report, an important indicator that is to be released today, shows steady growth.

Without clarity on future directions, focus, and energy this could all dissipate and the global health decision makers could be at a crossroads.

But such concerns could quickly dissipate in crisis, Mr. Chin said.

Any interest, he said, could further dissipate as it reaches lower-ticket races.

Doug McAdam, a sociology professor at Stanford, predicted that the energy could quickly dissipate without the occupation.

A set of doveish appointments could soon dissipate the Fed's inflation-fighting credibility.