Sentence examples for easily dissipate from inspiring English sources

But, sharing war stories in a pub, tensions easily dissipate.

GEORGE PACKER: Grossman wouldn't say much about his new work — a shrewd self-preservation, since talking about it can so easily dissipate it.

And though the new school year is weeks away, some teachers say it is hard to believe that the tension will easily dissipate.

The actors who have worked with him say this aspect of Mr. Schnabel often gives him the ability to think decisively on his feet and react in the moment to capture energy that can easily dissipate on a set.

Next, he wrote a simple aqueous geochemistry model to calculate how much of these gases would have been dissolved in shallow lakes and reservoirs — environments that would have been more conducive to concentrating life-forming reactions, versus vast oceans, where molecules could easily dissipate.

The UK foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, in a speech late on Wednesday waxed lyrical about how the Skripal episode represented a turning point in the west's approach to Russia, but his officials are aware that this mood can easily dissipate as other considerations, such as commerce, energy security or the Middle East come into play.

On the other hand, the attractiveness easily dissipated: if a spider was switched from the blood diet to something else, or was denied food entirely for a time, it quickly became less attractive to the opposite sex.

NanoJ-Fluidics design has several advantages compared to microfluidics chips: glass-bottom chambers are easier to prepare: air bubbles formed in the tubing are easily dissipated before damaging the sample; ambient pressure allows for a higher tolerance to flow-rate fluctuations.

But the anger here in the countryside will not be easily dissipated after simmering for more than three years since the military coup that overthrew Thaksin Shinawatra, the billionaire tycoon turned prime minister, who is seen as the first politician to have seriously addressed the concerns of the poor.

When the battery is in use, electrons flow from the anode into a device's circuit and re-enter the battery via the cathode.In this section Fast-tracking treatments Caging the Li-ion Assume the position ReprintsThe process also creates heat,which for the most part is easily dissipated.

The constant blow of northern winds, coupled with low humidity, means pollutants are more easily dissipated.