Sentence examples for they were dissipated from inspiring English sources

They were dissipated quickly when the Thai baht came under serious attack.The more an exchange rate has risen in real terms, and hence the less competitive a country's exports, the greater the risk that speculators will attack.

In addition, yeast with high levels of UCP2 grew very slowly, suggesting that they were dissipating much of their food energy as heat rather than converting it into energy for growth.

The force can be considered dynamic because as the eddy currents circulate inside the conductor they are dissipated by the internal resistance of the conductor.

"It brings the whole team together, so any little niggles that are happening, any petty things that are happening within the staff, you find after a laughter workshop they're dissipated and of course you're more relaxed and you're more creative".

David Lynch has his characters disappearing into other rooms, corridors, uncertain spaces bathed in mysterious and sometimes disturbing light as if they are dissipating into some kind of half-lit gloaming rather than simply walking out of shot.

They did muster a penalty through Alex Goode, given the kicking responsibility as Owen Farrell was suffering from cramp, but the momentum they had built up after conceding two tries in the opening 22 minutes when the bounce of the ball went against them was dissipated when they brought on replacements.

It would be a tragedy if it were dissipated.

Two decades of vaguely anti-Doyle sentiment were dissipated in an hour.

Worries in both groups were dissipated by successfully birthing a healthy baby.

Returns at the community level are supposed to translate into improvements in health, education, transport and other community facilities though they may be dissipated through poor central, district- or community-level governance, elite capture or outright corruption (Thompson and Homewood 2002; Sachedina 2008).

Curiously, the stress Frege places, in the Grundlagen, on the importance of this principle (that two concepts have the same number just in case they are gleichzahlig) is dissipated in the Grundgesetze, where the two halves of the biconditional appear widely separated: in §53 Frege proves that if two concepts correspond 1 1, then their numbers are identical, and in §69 he proves the converse.