Sentence examples for dissipate soon from inspiring English sources

So, there are few opportunities for Santorum's momentum to dissipate soon.

The emotions of the moment dissipate soon after she leaves the hospital, when, driving down Whitechapel Road with her bodyguards, Hirsi Ali glimpses covered Muslim women on the pavement and long-bearded men outside a large mosque.

Yet even if the ash spewed across European skies by a volcano in Iceland begins to dissipate soon, the region is grappling with a new blow to its ability to act decisively during an emergency.

Farther south, Tropical Storm Vicente weakened and was expected to dissipate soon, but still produce heavy rainfall and flooding over parts of southern and southwestern Mexico.

Corps officials, however, stressed that any potentially negative effects on water quality — like some turbidity near where the sediment will be piped into the water — will dissipate soon after the work is complete.

It can't dissipate unless and until you attack with it (this is important as it'll dissipate soon if you don't programme it).

The cloud dissipated soon after it formed.

The force it gathered off the Philippine coast late last week dissipated soon after it reached land.

(The smell of vinegar dissipates soon after using the cleaner, so you can skip the essential oils if you are sensitive to the oils' fragrance).

Candidates typically get a temporary bounce in the polls after naming their vice-presidential nominee, but it usually dissipates soon and their polling may be slightly inflated in the interim.

Weaver graduates a convert to the system she initially found sinister and fascistic, but the peace, or exhaustion, she reaches through the Cascade program dissipates soon after she leaves.