Sentence examples for dissipating for from inspiring English sources

Yet the polarization of America, which we now call the "culture wars," has been dissipating for a long time.

On Sunday, the Times Book Review devoted its cover to an approving account, by Paul Krugman, of a new book by the decline theorist Robert Gordon, who argues that the long American boom may be dissipating for good.

The explosion of the moss capsule creates a vortex ring, an air pattern similar to a smoke ring, which wafts upward without dissipating for several inches, carrying the spores high enough to catch wind.

They just dissipate for a spell, only to resurface at the most unwieldy of times.

We do not know what happened in the corridors of Whitehall, but the threat appears to have dissipated for now.

I think a lot of [the pain] dissipated for me when Crosby & Nash played at the Royal Albert Hall about four years ago.

Those pangs dissipated for Walker over the years as he told friends, family and co-workers that he was gay.

Luis Sojo's single off Al Leiter's 142nd pitch of Game 5 scored the decisive runs in the top of the ninth inning for the Yankees, and yesterday the pain was only beginning to dissipate for the Mets.

If a trait like being overweight comes to be seen as largely the result of genetic influence rather than lack of discipline, the social stigma connected to it could dissipate, for instance.

The subway system in Moscow is one of the world's most extensive and well managed, and the bombings on Monday spread anxiety that is unlikely to dissipate for some time.

The heavy smog has dissipated for the moment, but it has left behind a troubling reality for one of India's most important cities: Despite measures to improve air quality, pollution is steadily worsening here, without any simple solutions in sight.