Sentence examples for rapidly drying from inspiring English sources

Several arteries of wealth that have given consumers the wherewithal to spend are rapidly drying up.

But these incentives are rapidly drying up, buyers, brokers and developers say.

He, his two wives, his infant child and another fighter escaped their encampment, walking for days across Lake Chad's rapidly drying landscape.

But this pool of inherited variation is rapidly drying up because of the success of the very varieties it helped to create.

Almost unknown in Tasmania until this century they had increased exponentially since 2000, leading to a greatly increased rate of fire in a rapidly drying south-west.

But now the Chinese government is cracking down on the corrupt officials and money-laundering through Macau, and the stream of income from high rollers is rapidly drying up.

Yet the rivers of gold from Chinese VIPs in Macau have rapidly dried up as the Chinese government cracks down on corruption.

After each layer is cured, a mechanical platform lifts the object upward, where the layer is rapidly dried and another melded to it.

To investigate the effect of water content during the dry period on pH, the soils were rapidly dried to 40, 60, 80 or 100% of water holding capacity (WHC) at the start of the dry period.

A polystyrene (PS) in toluene solution is sprayed through a capillary into CO2 vapour to form droplets, which fall into liquid CO2 where they are rapidly dried and vitrified.

Inspector Mark Navales, deputy police chief in Barobo town, said that while the cause of Bajorat's death was unclear, there were no signs of foul play The weather conditions would have rapidly dried the dead body from the outside, turning the skin into a leathery protective barrier against bacteria and insects.