Sentence examples for evaporate over time from inspiring English sources
While there are usually some compelling cost savings to be had from vertical integration (either through insourcing services or acquiring suppliers/customers), the increased margins typically evaporate over time as the "supplier" gets complacent with a captive, internal "customer".
High public concern due to recent events might evaporate over time or could quickly change when other concerns, such as an economic crisis, take precedence.
Why would anyone write a bill full of provisions that evaporate over time?
In addition, he said, "We are concerned that federal money for the subsidy might evaporate over time, leaving behind the residue of another insurance mandate, which will drive up premiums and cause some consumers to lose their current coverage".
Then we try to construct an investment thesis which will outline how this disparity will evaporate over time.
Hormones are created on an arriving request, are diffused to neighbors and evaporate over time; (2) hormones trigger the transport of corresponding content, which is done hop-by-hop.
Since shock waves have a way of evaporating over time, it will be fascinating to compare recollections of the original "Drive" with its first major New York revival, which opens in a Second Stage Theater production on Monday.
Hispanic identity in America, he adds, is a "Frankenstein's monster" that has taken on a life of its own.The ethnic origins of some previous waves of immigrants have evaporated over time: Italians, Germans and Russians, dismissed by Benjamin Franklin in 1751 as of "swarthy Complexion", are now, for the most part, just white.
Black holes, once thought to be static, unchanging, and defined only by their mass, charge, and spin, were transformed through his work into ever-evolving engines that had a temperature, emitted radiation, and eventually evaporated over time.
This coolant, however, evaporates over time.
