Political scientists cite many reasons for the quiet submersion of race.
Jet is a dense variety of lignite formed by the submersion of driftwood in the mud of the seafloor.
This, combined with the submersion of his opera serie, has obscured his true worth as a composer beyond the Stabat Mater.
In the 1980's, Hezbollah rejected the very idea of an independent Lebanon, as of Israel, calling for the submersion of both in a greater Islamic state.
Paul McCarron shows a huge black-and-white woodcut by Titian, "The Submersion of Pharaoh's Army in the Red Sea" (published 1549).
They fear job losses; they fear the submersion of a great British company in a European conglomerate; they worry about national sovereignty.
He preached geometry and the use of primary colour and the submersion of the individual in the collective, things that later became an integral part of the Bauhaus philosophy.
By Burkhard Bilger Latham Smith, the owner of Smith Maritime, watches the submersion of an oceangoing barge, a maneuver that comes dangerously close to sinking the barge, in order to load an exceptionally large cargo.
Critics have warned that it could have enormous negative impacts, from the large-scale displacement of populations to the submersion of forests and national parks, home to endangered tigers.
(Stephen Holden) 'ICE AGE: THE MELTDOWN' (PG, 93 minutes) Creative exhaustion haunts "Ice Age: The Meltdown," as the characters from 2002's "Ice Age" face global warming and the submersion of their valley.
The absence of the polar ice cap and the submersion of Venice will have been normalised; nobody will think of these as live issues, no one will spend their time reproaching their forefathers, there'll be no moral dimension at all.
