Sentence examples for issue to disappear from inspiring English sources

Still, he does not expect the issue to disappear.

The New York Times' allegations are hugely serious, enough to solicit fast and concerned responses from a multitude of politicians and prompt Facebook's campaign PR machine to splutter into frenzied activity — don't expect this issue to disappear soon.

Is the gay marriage issue beginning to disappear from the Republican Party's playbook?

What on earth would they do if that single issue were to disappear.

"GCHQ would probably like this issue to just disappear, and people 'move on'".

Repression was so fierce that we cannot reduce the human rights issue to the disappeared.

Given that bullying and harassment have been documented within medical training for almost 30 years, 30 these issues are unlikely to disappear quickly.

There are at least three reasons why "the issue" was never likely to disappear so easily.

"It's brought an issue that had tended to disappear from the media back into the headlines," said its director, Richard Clarke.

And the issue is not likely to disappear anytime soon, even with ABC News's contrite acknowledgment last month that to protect its reputation, it would have to cut back on the kinds of payments that have helped the network score a string of major exclusives in recent years.

The strength of feeling in the House of Commons last week when my amendment went to a vote and the huge number of people who have signed the petition or turned out in the rain for today's protest just shows that the opposition to these plans is continuing to grow and this issue isn't going to disappear.