Sentence examples for vanished because of from inspiring English sources

The rest of the anticipated surpluses vanished because of increased spending and lower-than-expected revenues stemming from economic downturns.

But earnings from chemicals all but vanished because of rising costs and slow demand.

Her post about the campaign provoked an unusually large number of comments, most of which eventually vanished because of a software problem, she said.

Those who wanted to leave the European Economic Market, as it was then known, claimed hundreds of thousands of British jobs had vanished because of membership.

When you are about to retire and find that a quarter of your savings has vanished because of a bear market, retiring is no longer an option.

Yet analysts at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco have figured how much portfolio wealth has vanished because of once highflying initial public offerings.

"Contract vehicle manufacturing is vanishing because of the new level of flexibility at large companies".

"The needs of the community don't vanish because of a hiccup in Nasdaq".

They may be vanishing because of problems here, problems on their African wintering grounds, or problems on their 3,000-mile 3,000-milejourneys.

Moths may also be vanishing because of increasing levels of nitrogen in the environment due to car emissions and nitrogen fertilisers.

Last winter, they were about to make an offer, even though they worried that the bridge view would vanish because of future construction.