Sentence examples for dissipated budget from inspiring English sources

Bond yields in peripheral countries have fallen; worries that some members might be forced out have dissipated; budget deficits have shrunk; the first signs of recovery are showing in Ireland and even Spain.

At least one city official raised questions on Friday about whether recent budget cuts had dissipated some of the gains made after the Nixzmary Brown case.

According to the script, public hostility to the budget cuts should have dissipated over time, and strong economic outcomes should have produced an endorsement of the government's policies.

This effect is also strong at budget (b/2= 24), but appears to dissipate at the lowest budget (b/4=12).

But expectations of a surplus dissipated amid slow job growth, and now the state faces a budget shortfall of more than $280 million.

Just as in small synthetic networks, this margin for Case 1 is substantial at (b) and (b/2), and appears to dissipate at the lowest budget tested ((b/4)) for both real network datasets.

The HPA consumes a major fraction of the total energy budget of which, depending on the efficiency class, still much is dissipated as thermal energy and therefore wasted.

But as time wore on, and when budgets rose and meetings dealt with controversial projects, the deference dissipated.

There, money balances have accumulated because of large budget deficits combined with repressed prices; in Poland the excess money growth was dissipated by high inflation.

The Earth science division funding nearly matches the president's budget request—a sign that the anti-climate science rumblings from House Republicans dissipated in the final reckoning.

In 1998, there was a budget surplus of $69 billion, which rose to $126 billion in 1999 and $236 billion in 2000 before it was dissipated by huge tax cuts during the George W. Bush administration.