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Results indicated two important measures to protect this architectural heritage from disappearing in the face of developed technology and the changed world as in previous historical times.
Still, it is of great concern to the elders in Gambell that this marriage tradition is disappearing in the face of whirlwind change here over the last decade.
These objections fade without entirely disappearing in the face of Mr. Kapoor's small, well-chosen survey at the Institute of Contemporary Art here.
They will say about a girl, 'She was not bought".' Still, it is of great concern to the elders in Gambell that this marriage tradition is disappearing in the face of whirlwind change here over the last decade.
The native Inuit participants reflected a range of views - concern for a way of life that is rapidly disappearing in the face of the melting ice, as well as the opportunities that are opening up for new vegetable crops, extractive mining, and expanded ecotourism.
And it's clear that these theories are not disappearing in the face of contrary evidence.
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In Dublin, all that disappeared in the face of the Irish onslaught.
But as liquidity disappeared in the face of strong deflationary measures, stocks would be run down rapidly, making the downturn that much sharper.
Electric vehicles cost less to operate than gas-powered ones, but that economic advantage largely disappears in the face of expensive batteries.
Kevin Brennan, the shadow business secretary, said: "They seem content to let Britain's steel industry disappear in the face of Chinese dumping.
Kano's textile industry, once the biggest in west Africa, has all but disappeared in the face of cheap Chinese imports.The silent achieverGiven this catalogue of woe, a breakthrough like the amnesty in the Delta is welcome.
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