Sentence examples for disappeared often from inspiring English sources

Banks folded or simply disappeared, often taking their depositors' money with them.

The rise of social media, and people sharing every moment on Facebook and Twitter, means people's inhibitions towards public displays of emotion have increasingly disappeared – often to the detriment of relationships.

India's security establishment fell back last summer on reflexes conditioned by two decades of fighting a militant insurgency during which more than 70,000 people, mostly civilians, have died; 8,000 have "disappeared", often into mass graves; and innumerable others have been subjected to "systematic torture", according to a rare public outburst by the Red Cross.

It is not always, as is said, corruption that causes things fail or disappeared; often, it is over-complexity, and an over-abundance of NGO's.

I'd been interested in Chile for some time, first as an almost imaginary place at the end of the world--which is how it appeared in my last novel, The History of Love--and then as a real place where thousands of people were disappeared, often tortured before they were murdered.

But journalists just disappear, often slain with impunity because no one really cares about catching their murderers.

But if demand falls back to 1,000 refrigerators an hour, and the assembly line maintains its newly acquired efficiency, then jobs disappear, often through layoffs.

In addition, Mr. Mullins said that requests to make tickets disappear often came from high places, and that in some cases, officers were just trying to please senior commanders.

Cultures on the verge of disappearing often stage a last stand for their music and language, and Oki, who led his band at Merkin Hall on Sunday afternoon as part of the Music from Japan Festival, is doing just that.

There are now more than two dozen federal tax breaks, including seven created or expanded by February's $787 billion stimulus, that disappear (often simultaneously) as income rises.

The art I've found on the walls along the streets of New York City and elsewhere doesn't usually vanish so quickly or dramatically, but it does eventually disappear, often without a trace.