Sentence examples for danger of vanishing from inspiring English sources
It's in danger of vanishing forever.
"Our middle class isn't just shrinking; it's in danger of vanishing altogether".
Yet without more fundamental change — especially in the basic laws governing rent increases — regulated apartments in New York are in danger of vanishing, one by one.
In the previous century millions of men and women died in wars, epidemics, genocides and persecutions, and unfortunately their memory is all too much in danger of vanishing.
It was a time "when America was in great danger of vanishing into a nameless, faceless mass," as Akiva Goldsman, a writer of "I, Robot," pointed out.
However, the special city they have come to see is in danger of vanishing - not simply because of age, humidity, termites and general lack of maintenance.
An overdose of vanishing cream?
Another zone of vanishing costs: market intelligence.
"My role kind of vanished.
But much of their attention now is focused on the tentacles of ever-expanding oil and gas pipelines and offshore drilling rigs that stretch into deeper waters, exacerbating the dangers to the vanishing Gulf wetlands and coastlines.
Daily newspapers, glossy weekly and monthly magazines, learned journals, and bound books, for more than two centuries the flagships of civilised discourse and universal knowledge – that whole material infrastructure of literacy has, all of a sudden, seemed in danger of vaporising, or if not vanishing entirely then turning into something less tangible and more ephemeral.
