Sentence examples for disappearing at all from inspiring English sources

"Eurosport is pan-European so I won't be disappearing at all," he said.

Yet the surprising reality is that long-term employment hasn't disappeared at all.

After finishing college at Virginia Tech I started playing some banjo and in the process discovered that bluegrass hadn't really disappeared at all".

The baffle improved the distribution for both cathode and anode manifold; particularly, sharp peaks of velocity observed for cathode in the absence of the baffle disappeared at all.

He said: "Those weak layers did not disappear at all and also we had extreme events of wind - a lot of times over 100mph".

Since we are working on a worst case scenario and we are closer than we should be, the borders do not disappear at all but in the original environment the transition is seamless.

Somehow the ending is even happier, and more triumphant, than if the butterfly had never disappeared at all.

I think it helped to remind people that where you have a risk of contagious diseases that has not disappeared at all, in a way that would be entertaining.

Even if the democratically-elected new governments of the region turn out to be successful, the strong men and their backers will continue to lurk in the background -- if they disappear at all.

On the other hand, if the cost of antiviral treatment is high or if the effectiveness of antiviral drugs in preventing the adverse effects of infection is very low, then the conflict may become small or disappear at all (Figures 5 6).

In contrast, several ACVL1 targets including ALDH1A1 either did not disappear at all or only disappeared at a much higher excess of ACV.