Sentence examples for have increasingly disappeared from inspiring English sources
The rise of social media, and people sharing every moment on Facebook and Twitter, means people's inhibitions towards public displays of emotion have increasingly disappeared – often to the detriment of relationships.
Vertovec & Wessendorf (2010a, p. 18) contend that even if the word multiculturalism may have increasingly disappeared from political rhetoric, this has not led to the 'eradication, or even the detriment, of actual measures, institutions, and frameworks of minority cultural recognition'.
As spaces for queer women have increasingly disappeared from the American nightlife landscape, their proprietors and patrons as well as artists, writers, historians, and other cultural gatekeepers have risen up to make clear that a vital sort of queer institution is eroding from our national consciousness.
One key to Mr. Roth's plan is to move much more original programming into the summer months, which have increasingly become a pit of disappearing ratings for the networks.
For eruptions which have occurred since 1980, researchers have increasingly made volume assessments soon after a large eruption, before the distal deposits disappear due to erosion.
Although the questions about her past and its relevance have not disappeared, they have grown increasingly elliptical as she has advanced in Melbourne.
It's a statistic that's often repeated, but for good reason, as nightlife options in London and beyond have become increasingly homogenised where they haven't disappeared completely.
Those chance causes have now disappeared, and the unfortunate remoteness of its situation has become increasingly apparent.
Bacteria have not disappeared as infectious agents, however, since they continue to evolve, creating increasingly virulent strains and acquiring resistance to many antibiotics.
