Sentence examples for disappear permanently from inspiring English sources
Westminster council plans to go to court to try to get the camp moved off the footpath, which could see it disappear permanently.
At the Arctic itself, the ice cover would disappear permanently, meaning extinction for polar bears and other native species that rely on the presence of ice.
More prosaically, the bulk of what we launch into space does not disappear permanently into the vastness but, instead, orbits the Earth for some unspecified period of time and then comes back down.
While the ideal might first appear to be to find long-term housing solutions, perhaps people aren't always ready to disappear permanently behind closed doors, into unsupported, often socially cut-off living.
The findings, reported in the 20 May issue of Physical Review Letters, are good news for quantum mechanics, because they support the idea that information cannot disappear permanently.
They said that their symptoms would not disappear permanently but have a recurring pattern.
Moments after you send or receive a photograph or video clip on Snapchat, it disappears – permanently.
Children, it will have been noted, play a fraught part in these men's lives, and soon it's clear why: for we also come to meet, in awful flashbacks to 1990, Connor Walshe, a glue-sniffing 15-year-old schoolboy and petty criminal who, with a child's need for human affirmation and a child's incomprehension of risk, acted as an informer for the British authorities — then disappeared, permanently.
When the researchers added police to their models near hot spots, only the isolated clusters disappeared permanently.
Messenger did a good job of ceasing to shoehorn the camera and games into our chat behavior, though Stories still appear twice in the app even if some wish they disappeared permanently.
Cryoglobulinemia is usually symptomatic of an underlying disease, such as multiple myeloma or chronic lymphocytic leukemia; it may disappear, sometimes permanently, after the primary disease abates.
