Sentence examples for gets dissipated from inspiring English sources

[Laughter] I'm obsessed with a sense of place, but it gets dissipated so quickly.

"I have tried to influence things from the top down, and privately politicians will say 'Yes, that's great,' but it always gets dissipated," Mr. Nairn said.

For this reason the kind of shortage situation a coop gets into when there are too many tokens in circulation is rarely severe in market economies; excessive money creation gets dissipated in inflation instead.

Also, upon hitting Reunion Island, much of the wave energy gets dissipated.

During the ion solid interaction, the impinging low energy (~keV) ions are mostly stopped by target nuclei, because of which the energy gets dissipated over a large volume.

Of course, people can't get this close during an actual race start, and so the sound gets dissipated before you hear it". Here's the aftermath of that Sauber spin a little earlier.

After a brief discussion of ITQs in commercial fisheries, the paper discusses the manner in which rents get dissipated in commercial recreational fisheries.

At the same time wages are to be sharply controlled in the state sector, so that the devaluation and cuts in subsidies do not get dissipated in wage rises.All this will reduce real wages sharply in 1990, by 20% or so relative to 1989.

The other TCs fail to goρ over 30°N and move northwest to southern China or Indochina Peninsula and then get dissipated.

In India a case takes so long to conclude that witnesses get dissipated, memory frays and conviction becomes tougher".

It is still an enigma as to where these areas of maximum force concentration are and how these heavy forces get dissipated.