Sentence examples for had practically disappeared from inspiring English sources

By the Fifties the species had practically disappeared.

Twenty-five years later all but the last had practically disappeared.

By the close of the Eocene (approximately 34 million years ago), strepsirrhines had practically disappeared from the Northern Hemisphere.

In United States v. Harris in 1882, the Supreme Court declared the Ku Klux Act unconstitutional, but by that time the Klan had practically disappeared.

By contrast, even the most creative mind would have trouble with porter, a word so humdrum that by the 1960's it had practically disappeared from the brewing vocabulary.

Another reason to be optimistic about Novatel is that a product that had practically disappeared from the company at the beginning of the year is now re-emerging.

Overtime has practically disappeared.

Today the smog has practically disappeared.

Him pointing out that Kobe Bryant has practically disappeared during these Olympics?

In the most modern parts of the world, these thinkers tell us, war has practically disappeared.

The word "musician" has practically disappeared from the English language because in recent years "musicians" have turned into "artists".