Sentence examples for disappeared in all from inspiring English sources
Soon after the American Revolution, slavery disappeared in all states north of the Mason and Dixon Line, the boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland.
The Latin nominal case system has disappeared in all modern languages except Romanian, in which the inflected article distinguishes the nominative and accusative from the genitive and dative.
After the Reformation, devotion to Nicholas disappeared in all the Protestant countries of Europe except Holland, where his legend persisted as Sinterklaas (a Dutch variant of the name Saint Nicholas).
By the time communes were formally dismantled in 1984, most had long disappeared in all but name.Prudently, too, the government itself avoids pushing the idea of a "Beijing consensus" as an alternative to Western capitalism.
Now she is working on a new film in Hong Kong, about the Umbrella Movement of pro-democracy activists there, and the Chinese government is putting pressure on her there, as well: during the Taiwan tour, she learns that three of her film's producers have disappeared, in all likelihood kidnapped to China by government agents.
In 2011 the United Nations Environment Programme's Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles was able to announce that the sale of leaded gasoline had disappeared in all but a small handful of countries and that the use of TEL in even those countries would soon end.
In contrast, these amine peaks in the FT-IR spectra disappear in all spectra of SIPPs.
The modern death penalty is not just concentrating in a handful of practicing states; it is disappearing in all but a few capitally active localities.
Once we compare older siblings' involvement and support in the school activities of second-generation Turks whose parents have low levels of education, significant differences disappear in all five survey cities.
They should disappear in all their forms.
The most striking effect of introducing group level selection is that the hysteresis effect disappears in all cases.
