Sentence examples for don't vanish from inspiring English sources
Unlike failed dot-coms or hedge funds, factories don't vanish overnight.
The good news is that apple trees don't vanish when the harvest is over.
"The needs of the community don't vanish because of a hiccup in Nasdaq".
Yet the books don't vanish; the author keeps some, and glimpses some he has given to others.
But those skills belong to people, with ideas and habits of mind, passions and emotional burdens, inclinations and aversions, fears and desires, which don't vanish when the subject turns to science.
The inadequacies don't vanish when one learns that the movie was based on first-rate research and an eyewitness report — "Inside Hitler's Bunker," by the historian Joachim Fest, perhaps the leading German expert on Hitler's life, and "Until the Final Hour," by Traudl Junge, who became one of Hitler's private secretaries at the age of twenty-two, and stayed with him to the end.
These, Rustin emphasized, "are problems which, while conditioned by Jim Crow, do not vanish upon its demise.
The underlying problems with multicultural policies do not vanish on crossing the Atlantic.
In fact, just few filter parameters do not vanish.
Here, additive noise signals are considered that do not vanish at equilibrium points.
If such that do not vanish for any, then there exits such that (2.20).
