Sentence examples for practically vanished from inspiring English sources

Yet now they have practically vanished from our history.

Special emphasis was put on education, and, by the turn of the century, illiteracy had practically vanished.

Poroshenko posed with the Ukrainian flag, a symbol that has practically vanished from much of the east.

And happiness – not sexual satisfaction, not reward of ambition, not ecstasy, not bliss, just day-to-day happiness – has practically vanished from fiction.

"Landfill has practically vanished, waste incinerators have high standards and are all equipped with energy recuperation and recycling is at a high level", explains Bastein.

Evidence of that disaster, however, has practically vanished, thanks to a $30 million project, started in 1993, to repair the breach and build up the beach.

It practically vanishes from store shelves whenever it appears.

What else can we call a story that generates 100 million views on YouTube in a matter of days, garners outrage among young people across the country and spurs several resolutions in Congress -- and then practically vanishes?

Simultaneously, the abovementioned low-temperature range of the ε′ practically vanishes in the range −180 to 0 °C.

It proves that the concentration of each of the above ion is rather high within the first 2 cm thick layer but decreases sharply with the distance from the surface and practically vanishes beyond a depth of 6 cm.

Although, there is a big difference in the transmittance of the diesel oil and kerosene below 600 nm, this difference practically vanishes if we mix even a small amount of kerosene in the diesel oil (i.e. practically, similar transmittance spectra for the pure and fake diesel oils are observed below and above of 600 nm).