Sentence examples for has vanished more from inspiring English sources

That is, the classic formal distinction between Kindergarten and Kinderkrippe has vanished more and more and, in this process, various mixed types of child-care institutions have been created, offering child care and education in mainly age-mixed groups.

But by age 12, when he was tugging his father by the sleeve to help him apply for a cottage business permit from Oxford's Town Hall so he could sell his own tricks, all doubts about his commitment had vanished more convincingly than a rabbit into a hat.

But some of that support has vanished because more recent international standards have been more rigorous.

A federally financed study released in April showed that the mountain yellow-legged frog has vanished from more than 90percentt of its native range in the high reaches of the Sierra Nevada primarily because it is being devoured by the introduced trout.

Over $1 trillion in market value has vanished since March 2000, more than in any other sector.

One wasn't quite sure whether Guinness was there or not; but now that he has vanished he suddenly feels more real a more indispensable presence, at once more saintly and sinister than ever before.

Half that money, possibly more, has vanished.

"It is an ongoing responsibility, a parenthesis in what has once been ordinary life, only to discover that that previous life has vanished, replaced by something more complicated and demanding".

Ashima, who is an Indian émigré, compares the experience of foreignness to that of "a parenthesis in what had once been an ordinary life, only to discover that the previous life has vanished, replaced by something more complicated and demanding .Beware, then: however well you carry it off, however much you enjoy it, there is a dangerous undertow to being a foreigner, even a genteel foreigner.

Two years ago in these pages, Colson Whitehead suggested that you become a true New Yorker when the landmarks and hangouts that have vanished seem more vivid, more authentic to you than the ones that actually exist.

Factory jobs have vanished and more and more people with high school and associate degrees are landing at Walmart or other lower-paying service sector jobs.