Sentence examples for would not dissolve from inspiring English sources

This baby would not dissolve in water or rain or in nail-polish remover, as the plastic baby had that time.

The Governing Council also reached consensus, several members said, that it would not dissolve after the new interim government was formed this summer.

Normally, the benign nature of CO2 that makes it such an environmentally friendly medium would limit its usefulness as a cleaning agent, since contaminants would not dissolve well in it.

The exit of the United States, the world's largest economy and second-largest greenhouse gas polluter, would not dissolve the 195-nation pact, which was legally ratified last year, but it could set off a cascade of events that would have profound effects on the planet.

These phases are probably recalcitrant during reaction with seawater and would not dissolve significantly.

The prime minister told local media Monday she would not dissolve parliament or resign even as trade unions have threatened to turn up the pressure by cutting off water and electricity to government ministries.

The wasabi (Japanese horseradish) was meant to be mixed with soy sauce to give a sharp nudge to the fish, but the wasabi wedge wouldn't dissolve in the soy, suggesting it was older than it should have been.

Suddenly, physicists and their funders had both a concrete reason to build a quantum computer and a sign that the machine wouldn't dissolve into a pile of cascading errors.

Slobodan Milosevic's departure would not immediately dissolve the differences between Montenegro and Serbia, the two last remaining republics of Yugoslavia.

In other words, the loss of a single United States car company would not necessarily dissolve all those jobs that the entire auto industry supports.

I asked Antoine Duhamel for something like the music you find in chase scenes in American movies — music, that is, that would sustain the tension and not dissolve or break it.