Sentence examples for disappear young from inspiring English sources

When services disappear young people, jobseekers, people on low incomes and those living in rural areas also suffer more than most; 64% of jobseekers either have no access to a vehicle or cannot drive, for example.

(And, of course, there is a certain irony in a travel writer waxing lyrical about it: hey everyone, add your own miles to local food by flying to Canada to eat!) Big supermarkets are still opening, small farms are disappearing, young people are abandoning the land and new government regulations (closing local slaughterhouses for instance) favour agribusiness.

In Guerrero, the parents of the 43 disappeared young men and survivors of the attack on the Ayotzinapa students said they would prevent polling places from being set up.

But it is naive to assume that conflict and tragedy will disappear if young people use technology less.

But at a time when Chechens still disappear and young Russian men die each day, any subject that involves Russia's war in Chechnya is fraught with emotion.

There is the terror that a child will disappear, as young Kazbek did, or that a son or daughter will be beaten or humiliated at one of hundreds of military checkpoints that enforce an undeclared martial law.

In that respect, it is useful to know how long it takes for maternal antibodies against SBV to disappear in young animals born from infected dams.

At one meeting of friends and relatives of the disappeared, the young man left abruptly.

It is unfortunate, if widely acknowledged, that the skills needed for such bedside diagnosis are rapidly disappearing, as young physicians come to depend more and more on technology like echocardiography.

A missionary and her infant daughter were killed when the plane was downed by fire from a Peruvian fighter. 1 New Care for Japan's Elderly In urban areas of Japan, the tradition of parents and children living together has all but disappeared as young couples leave home.

And now I have to taint the book and my memory of disappearing with young Penelope through time and into the enchanting Elizabethan world of beaded kirtles, wild moorland and woods, peascods and passionate queens, with the knowledge that even as she was creating her masterpiece, the author was spitting bile and venom at those around her and recording it all for posterity in her diaries.