Sentence examples for increasingly vanishing from inspiring English sources

During that time trustees quietly, almost stealthily, scoured artists' studios, art galleries and auction houses -- and even their own living rooms -- for the kind of important postwar American work that has been increasingly vanishing from the market as it has been acquired by collectors and institutions.

But bracketed by worker education on one end, and market consequences on the other, the very worst abuses of the past are becoming increasingly rare or vanishing altogether.

In a globalized world where nations and economies are increasingly interdependent with vanishing trade restrictions and geographic boundaries, there is easy movement and travel of humans and goods.

Figure 7(B) clearly shows that the subpopulation of cells with low fluorescence at lower induction level (in row (i)) actually reduces (to the extent of almost vanishing) at increasingly higher induction levels, thereby indicating that the subpopulation of cells with low fluorescence observed at lower induction level (25 ng/ml) is the fraction of un-induced cells.

So as to appear farther from the viewer, objects in the compositions are rendered increasingly smaller as they near the vanishing point.

As technology reduces the cost of transportation and communications to near the vanishing point, achieving this equalisation is increasingly feasible.

Yet, increasingly, some of the objects being gestured towards are vanishing from users' remembered experience.

Enough has already been written, far more eloquently than I ever could, about the effects of the ever vanishing line between work and everything else in this increasingly connected world.

As the sober on of your gang, chances are you're going to be left out of the torrent of shit that passes for conversation after eight pints and a bump or six, so you've got to be prepared for a lot of coat holding and spot-minding as people vanish for increasingly lengthy fag and piss breaks.

But residents in some small communities have struggled, and at the same time, U.S. experts worry that protracted global warming, worsening droughts, vanishing groundwater and growing populations will erode future supplies and make Americans increasingly vulnerable throughout the 21st century.

As rural Japan becomes increasingly depopulated, many villages and hamlets like Ogama, along with their traditions and histories, risk vanishing.