Sentence examples for longer disappear from inspiring English sources

In many patients with RRMS, symptoms may worsen gradually during subsequent recurrences and eventually may no longer disappear during remissions.

She pledged to pursue "truth, justice and responsibility toward history" for her husband and young children's sake, and "for all the wives and children, so that their husbands and fathers will no longer disappear".

International scrutiny may explain why dissidents, although still often beaten and arrested, are no longer "disappearing" in the way that three of them, plus a journalist, did in 1999-2000.

Things took longer to disappear up there in the north.

The story notes that things take longer to disappear there.

The idea is that the proceeds will no longer simply disappear into the Treasury's maw.

The Fed initially was reluctant to do this because those bonds would take longer to disappear naturally, but that concern may have been eased by the board's affirmative decision eventually to shrink its portfolio through asset sales.

For instance, scientists have noticed that oil takes longer to disappear from salt marshes than from beaches — possibly because oil-digesting bacteria thrive on oxygen, which is scarce in muddy still waters.

The pod, as if its reason for remaining no longer existed, disappeared from Loch Carnan.

What if, instead of dying in a car crash in 1997, Britain's Queen of Hearts, by then hounded by press and royals into panda-eyed derangement, could tolerate the torment not a moment longer and disappeared on a dawn swim, supposedly drowned and munched by sharks?

Women and children are no longer going to die, men are no longer going to disappear to be killed in a very crude manner," he said.