Sentence examples for eventual disappearance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps only its eventual disappearance will settle the debate.

Or about a lover whose eventual disappearance from her life she appears hardly to notice?

The eventual disappearance of copper-arsenic alloys is difficult to explain.

And in that town, an identity so small, so vulnerable, probably means their eventual disappearance.

The Oxford Atlas of the World is a handsome relic, and its eventual disappearance will be sad to many.

Mr. Luckey said the Excursion's eventual disappearance did not mean Americans had completely tired of sport utility vehicles, only that they had more choices.

In 1977 Mr. Schappes expressed the fear that there might be an "eventual and inevitable total disappearance and obliteration of Jewish life in the Soviet Union".

Published, in serial instalments, in 1868 and described by TS Eliot as "the first, the longest, and the best of modern English detective novels", the narrative follows the disappearance and eventual recovery of a priceless stone given to Rachel Verinder on the evening of her 18th birthday.

The Trump administration has faced condemnation for not responding forcefully to Khashoggi's disappearance and eventual death, despite growing evidence that Saudi officials ordered the killing of The Washington Post contributor, who had long been critical of the Saudi government.

Within months, the dictatorship machine began rolling once again, demonizing the revolution and resulting in not only dashed hopes of the youth but tragic massacres, including assassinations, kidnappings, forced disappearances and eventual indictments convicting thousands of youth, some with death penalties, on false charges in sham trials.

He never emerged, and his disappearance — along with the eventual confirmation that he had been killed — sparked a months-long diplomatic crisis that's still unfolding.