Sentence examples for has evaporated over from inspiring English sources

The momentum of the Euro 2008 qualifying campaign has evaporated over the past 11 months, however.

In large part, this is because direct state and city aid for capital projects has evaporated over recent years.

But that good cheer has evaporated over the past few months, with inflation rising remorselessly, unemployment beginning to rise and growth starting to slow.

THE ebullient mood of American workers during the 1990's boom has evaporated over the last two years, a victim of recession, rising unemployment, a hobbled stock market and scandals at WorldCom, Enron and other corporations.

It's an intriguing concept, but unfortunately it hasn't taken off like they hoped, and $100 million in funding has evaporated over the last couple years.

Shareholder wealth has evaporated over the past year, with the stock now off more than 86% in just the past 12 months.

For the family of Ms. Fleenor and Ms. Dikes, the evidence needed to prosecute a killer may have evaporated over the decades.

In October each candidate announced plans to help the elderly through the current economic crisis—$2 trillion of their retirement savings have evaporated over the past 15 months.

Mr. Spaulding, 56, makes at least two trips a week through New Jersey and said he did not want to think about the hours that have evaporated over the years in the slow march toward turnpike toll plazas.

Hispanic identity in America, he adds, is a "Frankenstein's monster" that has taken on a life of its own.The ethnic origins of some previous waves of immigrants have evaporated over time: Italians, Germans and Russians, dismissed by Benjamin Franklin in 1751 as of "swarthy Complexion", are now, for the most part, just white.

With Pelosi's agressiveness in confronting the war having evaporated over the past weeks and months, however, the newswire photo above, taken yesterday, is as curious as it is painful.