Sentence examples for disappear much from inspiring English sources

The average graduate starting salary of £20,000 may seem enormous, but it will disappear much faster than you would imagine.

But other experts say that a stretch of DNA that is at best useless, and perhaps annoying to the little bug could disappear much more rapidly.

It is difficult to have faith in a government that, according to a recent audit, allowed 96% of all direct bilateral assistance for 2009 to disappear, much of it presumably into its own pockets.

But with sea level rise accelerating, Dr. Sallenger said in an e-mail message, "there is reason to believe these islands may disappear much more quickly than we thought just a few years ago".

And as Federal Trade Minister David Emerson said Wednesday, "Knowledgeable observers would have to take note of the fact that we are the largest supplier of energy to the U.S. and NAFTA has been the foundation for integrating the North American energy market".The world is globalised, and an election in America does not make one's neighbours disappear, much as one might wish them to.

The polyynes C6H2, C8H2, C10H2, and C12H2 in n-hexane exposed to 253.6 nm radiation "disappear" much faster in air-free solutions than in solutions in equilibrium with air.

In the end, perhaps $65 billion disappeared, much of it belonging to charities and retirees.

Esmond Romilly's plane disappeared much earlier, leaving Decca a widow alone with a baby in Washington.

When something better comes along, and it's cheaper, cleaner, faster, and fun, history teaches us that the old way disappears much faster than we anticipate.

Even the signs of mourning -- the black crepe flags and candles -- are disappearing much too quickly, as if a hurried will of forgetfulness is overtaking us.

But wetlands in nearby Long Island, where the sea level rises are similar, have been disappearing much more slowly, or not at all, he said.