Sentence examples similar to from disappearances from inspiring English sources

"The people's" lost food is rescued not only from disappearance or mechanization but also from foodie fetishism.

"There were no real prevailing restrictions against accepting these works of art," he said of the period, "especially if, by doing so, they might be protected from disappearance completely from public view and from study".

However, liver sections from hypothyroid rats showed marked reduction in the number of cells apart from disappearance and disintegration of the nuclei in several cells.

Yellow features, corresponding to near equivalent Cy3 (green) and Cy5 (red) signal, now appear to have mostly green cast from disappearance of Cy5 signal.

"His poll numbers flow directly from his disappearance from the radar screen for a number of weeks while Bush pressed the 'on' button and kept himself on the screen," she said.

The Kettering Incident takes emotional cues from these disappearances, and the effects they have on families.

The efforts occurred in the context of a proposed "Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearances" in 2004 and 2006.

"Among those jailed or suffering from 'enforced disappearances,' a distinct group is fighting for human rights within the legal frame -- China's human rights lawyers.

The problem centres on Najib Razak, the prime minister, who is alleged to have benefited from the disappearance of $3.5bn from a state-owned investment company called 1MDB.

The new government is currently trying to disentangle itself from the disappearance of huge amounts of money from the biggest national banks.

A report on any deviation from the norm would be welcome, from the disappearance of species to their sudden appearance in great quantities.