Sentence examples for disappearance off from inspiring English sources

And in the difficult circumstances of a family tragedy — the Jan . 4disappearance off Venezuela of a small plane carrying Vittorio Missoni, the label's chief executive — the designer did a good job.

After the city complained to Merrill about the products, James Mann, the firm's general counsel, responded in a letter, "While Merrill Lynch is disappointed with the unfortunate disappearance off liquidity in the residential mortgage-backed C.D.O.

While we want to believe, this feels like a standard throat-clearing before a big announcement of availability in Slovakia and India and then a sudden disappearance off of everyone's radar.

Another reason for the low ratings is a lack of exposure that comes with the disappearance of regular, off-year coverage of many Olympic sports from network sports programs like ABC's "Wide World of Sports".

The move may be more of a diplomatic strategy, however, than a sign that there has been any progress in the disappearance of knock-offs (there are still plenty of suspiciously cheap Coach, Louis Vuitton and Hermes items on Taobao, for example).

Ray also notes that the second call, made by Hackett five days after Gilbert's initial disappearance, bounced off of a cell tower in New Jersey, a place Ray says Hackett denied traveling to that week.

The cases, which involve the disappearance of $6 million, set off the calls for his removal.

The disappearance of Mr. Gongadze set off a political crisis when secret recordings were released indicating that President Leonid D. Kuchma asked his security chief to "get rid" of the journalist.

We are at the beginning of the worst spate of species die-offs since the disappearance of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, scientists say.

Money-supply "shocks", like the disappearance of Mt Gox, could set off a systemic collapse.

In addition, icebergs have been responsible for the disappearance of innumerable ships off Cape Horn.