Sentence examples for gradual disappearance from inspiring English sources
Bemoan their gradual disappearance.
This isn't a simple matter like the gradual disappearance of the you-thou system in English.
With the gradual disappearance of apprenticeships and piecework, jobs moved from the house to the office and the factory floor.
The arrival of Christianity and the gradual disappearance of paganism led to the abandonment of their specifically priestly functions.
Similar failures contributed to the gradual disappearance of military dictatorships in Latin America in the 1980s and '90s.
It was the same with the herbivore, whose gradual disappearance is arguably one of post-war Britain's great misfortunes.
The gradual disappearance of Roman political authority from the Western Empire strengthened the temporal power of the bishop of Rome.
The gradual disappearance of genres such as farce and thrillers: just think how much mileage Orton, Stoppard and Frayn got from elegant variations on old forms.
They worry that the gradual disappearance of psychoanalytic theory from psychology curriculums means that those ideas are bound to be applied incorrectly as new advances are neglected.
Jennifer Redfearn, a documentary maker, has been filming the gradual disappearance of the Carterets for a work called "Sun Come Up".
The gradual disappearance of free music tuition in schools is "disgraceful" - people are no longer being given the opportunity to realise "the sheer joy of music making".
