Under President Bush, that authority has largely evaporated.

An important source of aggregate demand has evaporated.

That inherited weakness, that inherited condition has evaporated.

Brown s reputation for fiscal prudence evaporated with the Great Recession.

The dangers may have been over, but their hopes evaporated.

The assumption that granting independence was the only way to make progress had evaporated.

The assumption that the granting of independence was the only way to make progress had evaporated.

This time, the free trade consensus evaporated even more rapidly than I had anticipated.

Of course, the earnings that provided the basis for these bonuses evaporated in 2008.

So let's say that this is one that has evaporated, it has fully escaped.

Liquid water is evaporated on the cooling fins, releasing the vapor into the cooled area.

Thirteen trillion dollars in wealth has evaporated over the course of the last two years.

And we have environments where we have months of humidity followed by months of dryness, and that is where desertification is occurring.

There are a couple examples of Mendelian traits in humans, one of them being the relative wetness or dryness of your ear wax.

It is thought to be the diamond crystal core remaining from the evaporated white dwarf, with an estimated 1031 carat weight.

It should have disappeared when the Soviet Union collapsed and the Warsaw Pact evaporated its job was done.

But as you can see, all of that rain, almost all of it, has evaporated from the soil surface.

The Dilmunite practice was to bury the dead in central Bahrain in locations like Hamad Town, because of the dryness of the area however it was not always the case.

Most of the potential climate refugees will end up in huge zones of increasing dryness the Middle East, the Mediterranean region, central China, and the US.

Throughout the crisis, as business confidence evaporated, banks were forced to sell assets and cut lending in order to maintain capital requirements stipulated by the Accords.

LONDON Every economic collapse brings a demand for debt forgiveness. The incomes needed to repay loans have evaporated, and assets posted as collateral have lost value.

In the face of death and destruction, our mundane differences evaporated, and we all became one even if for a few hours.

But the statistics were not as good as they should have been. Brown s reputation for fiscal prudence evaporated with the Great Recession.

The idealism of India s freedom movement quickly evaporated after independence in the face of the opportunities for patronage that came with power.

In the face of death and destruction, our mundane differences evaporated, and we all became one even if for a few hours.

Global policy coordination America s traditional leadership role has evaporated in recent years as our problems have made us more insular and inward looking.

None of this is to say that the risks of foreign capital flows have evaporated, and that emerging markets should throw open their capital accounts all at once.

T he productivity impact of IR 3 evaporated after only eight years, compared to the 81 years (1891 1972) required for the benefits of IR 2 to have their full impact

But most of the water that soaked into the soil simply evaporated out again, exactly as it does in your garden if you leave the soil uncovered.

Ambiguous reports simply of irritation should be excluded as this term is commonly used to describe a wide range of sensations including those such as smell, unpleasant taste, a tickling sensation, and dryness, which are outside the scope of this classification endpoint

Making matters worse, when China needs to use its savings accumulated over two generations and packed into US Treasury bills to alleviate fiscal constraints, it will find that the value of its foreign exchange reserves has already evaporated.

160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 T he productivity impact of IR 3 evaporated after only eight years, compared to the 81 years (1891 1972) required for the benefits of IR 2 to have their full impact

But the United Nations climate panel s latest assessment tells us precisely the opposite for North America, there is medium confidence that there has been an overall slight tendency toward less dryness (wetting trend with more soil moisture and runoff).

That year marked the last gasp of the authoritarian bureaucratic regime that emerged in the early 1920 s, and that had become so isolated from the public that its legitimacy had evaporated.

I have started or helped start dozens of companies and initially hired lots of people, but if there was no one around who could afford to buy what we have to sell, all those companies and all those jobs would have evaporated.

Most of the potential climate refugees will end up in huge zones of increasing dryness the Middle East, the Mediterranean region, central China, and the US. Some predict that this migration will take place as soon as the second half of this century.

Political Islam of all colors has emerged as the main alternative to secular Arab nationalist regimes whose legitimacy, based on the struggle for national liberation, has evaporated due to their inability to resolve economic and social problems, establish the rule of law, and guarantee fundamental freedoms.

After all, when I met with them, I posed the same question in a different guise, emphasizing the likely distributional effects of trade. This time, the free trade consensus evaporated even more rapidly than I had anticipated.

The short lived hope of achieving a just settlement of the Palestinian question as a result of Israel's unilateral withdrawal from the Gaza Strip had evaporated as a result of its continuing policy of arrest, blockade and collective punishment.

This discipline has since evaporated as shown by the purchase in 2009 of a private presidential jet followed almost immediately by a nationwide fuel shortage which was officially blamed on logistical problems, but was more likely due to the hard currency shortage caused by the jet purchase.

For instance, when we bake a fluffy sponge cake, even though the resulting delicious treat is much bigger in size than the cake batter that went into the oven, the weight of the cake batter should still equal the weight of the cake plus the moisture that has evaporated.

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Terrorism fed by anger and despair has come to Tunisia, to Indonesia, to Kenya, to Tanzania, to Morocco, to Israel, to Saudi Arabia, to the United States, to Turkey, to Spain, to Russia, to Egypt, to Iraq and to the United Kingdom.

To doubt means to question, to waver, to hesitate.

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