Sentence examples for possible disappearance from inspiring English sources

I can see lamenting the possible disappearance of automobile chop shops in Flushing.

It seems appropriate for this project that explores Rochester and something about memory, time and the possible disappearance of film.

Moody's (rating agency), Pearson (editor) or Demos (think tank) have suggested a possible disappearance of smaller educational organizations, both public and private.

It opened in July 2005 after a three-year delay because of a court dispute with their condo neighbors over the possible disappearance of water views.

'I go in there very, very seldom,' he says and expresses little sorrow at the possible disappearance of such a venerable retail institution.

And he is not worried at all about the possible disappearance of the 30-year Treasury bond, the source of much of his grief this year.

The younger self must then pull the trigger, and accept, with as much zen calm as possible, his disappearance in 30 years.

"The high-tech fabrics made to retain perspiration and to dry faster are made to be more performative and therefore resist the nature, and [the piece] obviously alludes to a possible catastrophe, disappearance, extinction".

In the weeks following the plane's disappearance, possible explanations for what had happened to flight 370 ranged broadly from mechanical failure to pilot suicide.

He added, however, that hijacking was not the only possible reason for the disappearance.

As for Mr. Sombath's case, the possible motives for his disappearance remain unclear.