Sentence examples for has practically vanished from inspiring English sources

Poroshenko posed with the Ukrainian flag, a symbol that has practically vanished from much of the east.

And happiness – not sexual satisfaction, not reward of ambition, not ecstasy, not bliss, just day-to-day happiness – has practically vanished from fiction.

"Landfill has practically vanished, waste incinerators have high standards and are all equipped with energy recuperation and recycling is at a high level", explains Bastein.

Evidence of that disaster, however, has practically vanished, thanks to a $30 million project, started in 1993, to repair the breach and build up the beach.

It experienced a brief resurgence in 19th-century Europe for medicinal uses, but has practically vanished from the European market since.

In the 1990s it was said that the notion that the Cornish are to be classified as a nation comparable to the English, Irish, Scots and Welsh, "has practically vanished from the popular consciousness" outside Cornwall, and that, despite a "real and substantive" identity, the Cornish "struggle for recognition as a national group distinct from the English".

Yet now they have practically vanished from our history.

Special emphasis was put on education, and, by the turn of the century, illiteracy had practically vanished.

The lesions on my chest, where the breast cancer spread to my chest wall, those red marks have practically vanished, and the skin is almost smooth again.

The large-scale Vedic sacrifices had practically vanished, but simple domestic Vedic sacrifices continued, and new forms of animal, and sometimes vegetable, sacrifice had appeared, especially connected with the worship of the mother goddess.

And mature love stories have practically vanished," she says.