Sentence examples for the issue vanished from inspiring English sources
In fact, the issue vanished abruptly from the news as soon as the story of torture at Abu Ghraib prison broke.
Episcopalians, heirs to a historic church that was born in compromise, typically form a committee when conflict arises, and the issue vanishes into the fogs of "further study".
Along with it, we need a new movement like the one that led to Brown — before it is too late, and the issue vanishes beneath another cycle of inattention.
The political paradox is fascinating: a candidate makes hay out of a perceived problem and wins an election; the problem worsens but the issue vanishes.
Whatever it was, the tricked-up "Nate: dead or alive?" issue vanished fast, replaced by lethal domesticity.
The No. 1 conversation they generate is referred to as: "Who broke the build?" GitHub solves these two problems and dramatically expands the category by changing the old model in two important ways: Rather than forcing every development team in the world to deploy their own SCM, GitHub runs one big SCM in the cloud and the management issues vanish.
If this business model takes hold, the Wall Street of yesteryear will watch yet another reliable source of income (new issues) vanish.
Minutes ago, on The World At One, a campaigner on the same issue, Sheila Coleman, vanished while Martha Kearney was talking to her.
Mr. Dershowitz argued that secular Judaism, bolstered by a strong educational basis in Jewish texts, was the solution to the issue of "the vanishing American Jew".
Now that the California Senate has voted to suspend three of its members, all accused or convicted of criminal wrongdoing, legislators hope the issue will quickly vanish.
