Sentence examples for evaporated only from inspiring English sources

Hollande's credibility and authority have almost totally evaporated only 10 months before the next presidential election.

After a brief exchange, the women were led back into the street, and the protest evaporated, only to reassemble barely an hour later, with even greater vehemence.

But the chance of a league-record fifth consecutive 1-0 mevaporatedponlyed only 6 50 into tonight's match as New Jersey scored the second of a pair of quick goals to grab a 2-0 lead.

But there his trail evaporated, only to materialise again when it was far too late, under the rubble in St-Denis, leaving behind him an infinite number of what-ifs and fears of who might follow in his footsteps.

All that stress and worry from my teenage years has evaporated, only to be replaced by worries about my kids, job stability, bills and the health and happiness of my family.

After the pentane had evaporated, only the compound remained on the cover slip.

Eventually, in the plasma, small particles may completely evaporate during their residence time, whereas larger particles (>150 nm) may evaporate only incompletely, leading to decreasing efficacy of evaporation and ionization in the plasma with increasing particle size [ 32, 30].

We then use a slow heat process of 60 degrees to evaporate only take the water-based parts without damaging nutrition," Froes added.

Under a model of biological heterogeneity for a given locus, we expect the power benefit to evaporate only in the scenario that the causal effect is only present in specific populations, or in the more extreme scenario that the effect is even reversed.

The more the surface of the earth is covered with plants the more would they not only evaporate but even attract the moisture of the air... after grass and water were more plentiful in the isle certainly many a tree would soon grow and thus afford fuel.Islands had a particular hold on the imaginations of explorers like Forster.

Imagine the writer as a meme machine, writing works with the intention for them to ripple rapidly across networks only to evaporate just as quickly as they appeared.