Sentence examples for which will disappear from inspiring English sources

Second, determine which expenses will continue in retirement, which will disappear and which will be new.

A user can ignore the overlay, which will disappear after about 10 seconds, or close it.

The head of the Office of Thift Supervision, which will disappear in the revamp, is stirring up opposition to the Treasury plan.Tellingly, Barack Obama, the front-runner for the Democratic nomination, was quick to label the plan as inadequate.

To survive, debt-laden firms are now being forced to cut back.Last, but not least, the future path of unemployment will also depend upon whether new sources of employment spring up to replace those which will disappear.

"Moving Independence Day to a Thursday will result in the separation between ‎the civil holiday and the religious holiday, and will turn Independence Day into ‎another day which will disappear from the map of Jewish history over the years", he wrote in an email of his own.

Before the sales start on Tuesday night, art lovers can gaze at hundreds of millions of dollars of rarely seen artworks — Picassos and Pollocks, Cézannes and Calders — most of which will disappear into private collections, perhaps never to be viewed by the public again.

The study estimates that climate change and habitat loss will combine to accelerate the rate at which species will disappear.

Hitchens looks to a new enlightenment in which religion will disappear (ignoring the fact that the actual enlightenment was the work of Christians and Deists as much as atheists).

This particular building can be made to contain our collection admirably, and we shall preserve from destruction quite a fine building which otherwise will disappear'.

I set this down to a temporary paralysis which will soon disappear.

Enterprise software is more than just code: it is an entire ecosystem, which will not disappear soon.