Sentence examples for may dissipate from inspiring English sources
Localism may dissipate the rage.
The remoteness of the country may dissipate emotions, too.
This fragile goodwill may dissipate, though, if the government does not apply itself to finding homes for its displaced citizens.
Low-speed collisions between two Kuiper Belt objects may dissipate enough energy to allow the two to go into orbit around each other.
Second, the Sunshine State revealed that grassroots enthusiasm for Gingrich – something that may dissipate after a disappointing showing – is insufficient to compete with Romney's money and organization in a larger state.
Returnable glass bottles, which can be reused a number of times, are the least expensive to manufacture on a per use basis; although repeated handling costs may dissipate any saving.
It may be helpful to advise the WNE patients that the neurological deficits that persist at 1 year and beyond may not dissipate.
The enthusiasm may also dissipate if there is continued disorder.
If Obama's strategy works, though, and the banks squeak through reasonably intact, that reformist pressure may well dissipate.
This is a real danger: as I argued back in April, while it would have been disastrous had the government's bailout efforts failed, their success was inevitably going to create the risk that "reformist pressure may well dissipate," as people became less anxious about the survival of the financial system.
Thats almost two decades beyond normal retirement, and in that time high and soaring health care costs may well dissipate wealth substantially.
