Sentence examples for more has vanished from inspiring English sources

Half that money, possibly more, has vanished.

But the manuscript was no more, having vanished without trace.

Many more have vanished temporarily, reappearing when travelers passed through the airport on their return journeys.

According to an analyst from the Basel Institute on Governance, more than $350bn has vanished from Venezuela's treasury during the "revolution".

This talent for markets and technical innovation has not disappeared from the Muslim world any more than it has vanished from the formerly communist countries of Europe or bypassed the people of Latin America.

That is, the classic formal distinction between Kindergarten and Kinderkrippe has vanished more and more and, in this process, various mixed types of child-care institutions have been created, offering child care and education in mainly age-mixed groups.

Now the hotel is gone, the towers are no more, and that spot has vanished.

After all, what does it mean for a man to hide one more thing when he has vanished completely?

Today's intensive agriculture and relative wealth have made the ingredients much more affordable – but what has vanished is the time to cook and bake them.

With the collection of much more data, the signal has vanished, and with it both the puzzle and promise of the particle.

But some of that support has vanished because more recent international standards have been more rigorous.