Sentence examples for which evaporated from inspiring English sources
The principal cause, the officials say, is not the overall economic malaise, or even the terrorist attacks, but plunging tax revenues from stock options and other capital gains, which evaporated when the dot-com bubble burst last year.
That composition may be the result of Vesta forming earlier; greater amounts of radioactive elements generated hotter temperatures, which evaporated the water away and melted the rocks, allowing the iron to migrate to the center.
Any write-downs on these, he said, were likely to be smaller than the write-downs of subprime-linked investments — many of which evaporated as the market for them dried up.
Dr. Maxwell's 1994 autobiography, "A Mind of My Own: My Life With Robert Maxwell," described her husband as bullying, unfaithful and frequently absent as he amassed his empire — which evaporated in bankruptcy after his death.
The developer, Irvine Sellar, a Londoner who made his first fortune in Carnaby Street in the 1960s, was going to finance the development with bank loans, which evaporated after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
Mr. Weiner's latest imbroglio represents a well-timed chance for Ms. Quinn to reintroduce herself as the sober-minded adult in a chaotic campaign and to regain her lead in the polls, which evaporated precipitously soon after Mr. Weiner, a former congressman, entered the race.
Deep injection is beneficial when adding materials such as calcium or magnesium, which evaporate at steelmaking temperature, because ferrostatic pressure suppresses the evaporation of these metals for some time.
The painted surface was coated with a protective solvent called cyclododecane, which evaporates over a period of months without liquefying.
These materials also can be foamed by incorporating a volatile liquid, which evaporates under the heat of reaction and foams the reactive mixture to a high degree.
Other wetlands are less obvious, Mr. Doscher said, citing small pools the size of a car at Saxon Woods Park, which evaporate during the summer but are still entitled to protection as wetlands because they are vital to amphibians.
Slickly wet-suited children surf in miniature waves and teenagers play football among djellaba-clad women making sandcastles with their babies on a stage-like central island, which evaporates and re-emerges with the tides.
