Sentence examples for disappearing which is from inspiring English sources

By The New Yorker February 23 , 2009At The Balance Sheet, James Surowiecki notes that keeping General Motors alive saves jobs from disappearing, which is what the stimulus is trying to do.

The analysis of the hydrodynamics in the bed allows to investigate the local particle flow field, highlighting the presence of a steady irregular motion of the solids in apparently chaotic vortices continuously forming and disappearing, which is thought to be the mechanism responsible for mixing.

There is such a thing as over-brushing with a nylon toothbrush, which can result in your gums disappearing which is known as gum recession.

Instead of love growing stale and eventually disappearing which is the inevitable trajectory of ordinary love, Outrageous love invites us to a path where love grows ever more powerful, passionate, vital and erotic in the fullness of time.

Mr. Banks's other books include "The Crow Road," about an adolescent's investigation of papers his uncle left behind before disappearing, which was adapted into a BBC mini-series in 1996; and "Complicity," about a kinky, drug-using reporter who becomes implicated in a series of high-profile murders.

The stigma of single motherhood has all but disappeared (which is a good thing).

"And, in fact, scientists were asking for our footage so they could compare what had disappeared, which is quite extraordinary.

Red is the last pigment to disappear, which is why many old home movies look as if they were shot on Mars.

Consider, for example, that London used to be admired as a city of houses and gardens, yet in new developments gardens have almost disappeared, which is directly attributable to the city's green belt.

"In iOS 7, they're making very aggressive attempts to design those same principles into the software: to get away from all the fancy sheen and gloss and shadow and skeuomorphic bumpiness, and create tools that disappear, which is what good design is all about".

The change could mean that the office from which the computer disappeared, which is also the department's main source of intelligence data and analysis and which has been under fire about security procedures for years, could be stripped of the management of its own security.