Sentence examples for steadily disappearing from inspiring English sources

From about 1857 it faded steadily, disappearing to the unaided eye only about 1870.

As a result, they are steadily disappearing from New York City's five boroughs.

But despite the debates about where the oil has gone, the most visible effects of the spill are steadily disappearing.

But even with its waters steadily disappearing, the ancient salt lake, where no fish can survive, is showing other signs of life.

And natural buffers like the marshes below New Orleans are steadily disappearing: Louisiana has lost some 1.2 million acres of marsh in the last 100 years.

Their farms have been steadily disappearing as land is further consolidated into the hands of fewer people.

Consonant stems steadily disappeared and were transformed to stems ending in vowels; e.g., Sanskrit śarad- 'autumn,' sarit- 'stream,' and sarpis- 'butter' correspond with Pāli sarada-, sandtā, and sappi-.

The unmistakable yellowhammer, which likes to sing while perched as a dash of colour on hedges and bushes, has steadily disappeared with the hedges and bushes.

As sediments slide down the continental slope and the river is prevented from building a proper lobe — as the delta plain subsides and is not replenished — erosion eats into the coastal marshes, and quantities of Louisiana steadily disappear.

The candidates also discussed the economy in a state that has lost more jobs than at any time since the Great Depression, seen its manufacturing base steadily disappear overseas and watched 65,000 jobs in the textile industry alone vanish in the last 10 years.

I think that's something Nintendo and its first-party partners have always understood better than most developers, but nevertheless, in 2016 it's completely clear to me that a Pokémon game has the potential to make me feel very happy indeed, while the world outside steadily disappears into a sinkhole of disaster.