Sentence examples for quickly evaporating from inspiring English sources

In Baghdad, many of the troops have already withdrawn, and whatever preventive effect they had may well be quickly evaporating.

Water inevitably seeped in — whether through the porous mortar joints between every brick or from behind — and became trapped, prevented by the glaze from quickly evaporating.

Much of what was left was being scooped up by oil-skimming vessels, and a lot of the rest was quickly evaporating, they said.

The report by the Brussels-based thinktank the Lisbon Council came as fund managers warned that confidence was quickly evaporating in France's ability to deal with growing government debts and potential bad loans held by its banks.

Unlike CO2, which can persist in the air for centuries, water vapour cycles through the atmosphere quickly, evaporating from the oceans and elsewhere before coming back down as rain or snow.

The change to the act will give up to 2.2 million older pensioners a chance to be included in a jury pool that is quickly evaporating, because so many younger citizens must forgo their obligation to the state because of family or financial concerns.

The target liquid would be injected into an evaporator to quickly evaporate, and a fan was used to produce homogeneous atmosphere in the chamber.

But that quickly evaporated.

The dream quickly evaporated.

But that promise quickly evaporated.

Foreign reserves of $40 billion quickly evaporated.