Sentence examples for disappearance down from inspiring English sources

Eden Hazard's disappearance down the tunnel after half an hour, with an apparent injury caused by an innocuous challenge by Vardy, was one of those moments when desire could legitimately  be questioned.

Combining a high luminosity design, very low background from cosmic rays and careful control of systematic errors at the 1% level, we propose a high sensitivity multi-detector experiment, able to reach a sensitivity to antineutrino disappearance down to sin22θ13= 0.006 in a three years running period, improving present limits constrained by the CHOOZ experiment by more than an order of magnitude.

As users commit to following more of the app's recommendations, the estimated time until the zit's disappearance goes down, say from four days to three.

Urea was completely hydrolyzed within 4 h of the incubation in the absence of the anti-urease serum; however, urea disappearance was slowed down in the presence of the anti-urease serum.

"Extortions, kidnappings and disappearances are right down".

If so, his disappearance could be put down to anything from running off with a cloning cult to sitting at home alone eating ready meals in a grim French suburb.

"The simplicity of the disappearance of MH370 comes down to this: either it was a criminal act or it was not," writes Vance.

"The simplicity of the disappearance of MH370 comes down to this: either it was a criminal act or it was not," writes Larry Vance.

The British investigation into Madeleine's disappearance has since been scaled down from 29 officers to four.

During an extended bit on the rise of promiscuity (which he puts down to the "disappearance of fingering"), he remembers the old days when "you have to tit the girl up for about a year!" On his acquired habit of dipping bread in oil, he explains: "It's got to be extra virgin.

Precise numbers of disappearances are difficult to pin down, human rights advocates say, partly because family members fear that reporting missing relatives could endanger the relatives or even themselves.