Sentence examples for is going to dissolve from inspiring English sources

Goof-Off is going to dissolve both the adhesive and the paint, so work carefully.

"If you do it on those blacktop driveways, it's going to dissolve the driveway".

I'm not a fan of quotas per se, because they can be exploited and they're patronising, but I do think it's necessary if we are going to dissolve prejudices, and for people to think differently about women.

I was certain that before we arrived at our destination, Momma was going to dissolve like a Creamsicle, leaving only her flowered dress and a mournful orange puddle on the sidewalk.

"The most important part of these partnerships when there's a high asymmetry of power is to think through how you are going to dissolve the partnership rationally upfront," says Schutzler.

"These radioactive materials are highly soluble and are going to dissolve," says Maidment, who is a consultant to the International Atomic Energy Agency.

If I'm going to dissolve into a wrinkled pile of flesh, shouldn't my goals be more functional than superficial?

It's still immensely frustrating sometimes, having this fearful propensity, but I don't feel like I'm going to dissolve.

"Anything with a soft exoskeleton is going to get dissolved with the rest of the meal".

It is not going to dissolve itself in a global magma [non-énarques might have written "soup"], nor even a European one.

So while being seen to generate direct tourist tax revenue for cities gives Airbnb a way to sell the value of legalizing its platform to cities, if it's simultaneously perceived to be driving up rents for locals, exacerbating housing shortages and threatening existing communities then its regulatory challenges aren't going to dissolve overnight.