Sentence examples for it will dissipate from inspiring English sources

Yet, soon enough, it will dissipate, the same problems will remain.

It presupposes that there is a limited amount of hatred festering beneath the surface and that once it is released, it will dissipate harmlessly.

"It will dissipate energy in the central city, where they should be concentrating investment, and instead draw capital to the outer metropolitan area".

Much like the aluminium foil used for baking, it will dissipate heat quickly.

He tells me that, eventually, it will dissipate and disappear.

The upside: the modest hope that if we name the pain it will dissipate and we might do better next time.

If it's too thin it'll dissipate and drift away.

It can't dissipate unless and until you attack with it (this is important as it'll dissipate soon if you don't programme it).

"We are quite optimistic that it [the cloud] will dissipate and we are quite optimistic for Dublin and for Shannon tomorrow afternoon, but we will make a reassessment for that in the morning".

While there's no reason to expect Cambodians to live in the rubble of a painful war, Bokor's gloomy beauty will dissipate when it becomes a 21st-century resort, buzzing with the sounds of electric golf carts and credit card machines.

The hate and fear will dissipate as it did for my classmates all those years ago.