Sentences with phrase «evaporate when»

«The degree of tension in the room would instantly evaporate when people were given pictures to respond to.»

The market for a smaller phone didn't evaporate when the larger phones arrived.

But I was often astonished to see that niceness evaporate when the same candidate met the current crop of students, who they apparently didn't think they needed to impress.

There are also latent heat considerations — water vapor condenses during cloud formation and precipitation events, and water droplets evaporate when clouds dissipate.

4) due to the ocean surfaces, the clouds and precipitation, water wherever it can be found on the surfaces of the earth will evaporate when introduced to the heat energy released when solar light is converted into heat.

Such criticisms evaporate when looking at Dial's work, which is sturdy in both an aesthetic sense and a physical one — humble items pieced together and then honed, solidified.

Or does form only hold what its creator requires of it at the time, only to evaporate when the winds of history shift?»

My cares seem to evaporate when I walk on the beach especially at sunset.

Make sure you keep it covered so the water doesn't evaporate when it's needed most.

If history is any guide, cash flow and earnings evaporate when times get tough, and the dividend could easily follow suit.

Hybrids are a great idea in theory, but received wisdom is that the advantages evaporate when a car is driven with verve or pounded up a motorway, conditions which favour a good diesel instead.

Though popular in school, and as Lena tells him, «dripping with charm», he too harbors a loneliness and isolation that only begins to evaporate when he finally meets this complicated young girl.

I dilute or let the alcohol evaporate when using on babies or children.

Recently, the team tackled how the particles, called secondary organic aerosols (SOAs), evaporate when the relative humidity is high.

(Many of my grand plans completely evaporate when I realize how much work is involved... one way or the other, I want to make this work!)

Logic and maturity evaporate when exhaustion sets in, and some of the most ridiculous fights I could have with my partner ensue:

Anger, stress, and exhaustion all evaporate when we can really talk to someone about how we are feeling.

Rather fittingly considering the debate that English football is having at the moment, Mason may be entertaining for some fans, but eventually the entertainment must evaporate when the club doesn't win anything?

Even the grumpiest expressions on adult's faces evaporate when they see a child giggling and playing.

As Reuters wrote last week: «Share buybacks proliferate when the market is rising but evaporate when the market collapses»:

On paper, the recommendations for debt relief and reduced austerity «suddenly evaporate when IMF functionaries coalesce with their ECB and the European Commission colleagues in order to impose upon our government their chosen policies,» said Mr Varoufakis.

Last year, hundreds of jobs evaporated when Disney shuttered Pixar Canada's Vancouver studio in favour of California, and video game maker Electronic Arts transferred some offices to Ontario.

The engineer alleges her prospects at the company evaporated when she complained about advances from her boss.

The idea is to cut the risk of your portfolio evaporating when you have fewer years left and can't wait for a market recovery.

The progress indicated by conventional national accounts is not just a myth that evaporates when a welfare - oriented measure is substituted.»

The vodka doesn't activate the gluten protiens like water, so you can add more liquid without it resulting in a tough crust; the vodka evaporates when baking, so the crust is flaky.

I've found that seeds often start to «smoke» a little when they're done toasting — maybe it's the water that evaporates when they've reached a certain temperature.

Having said that if there was any chance he would consider staying it probably evaporated when Wenger came out last week saying this group should stay together and could win the PL.

It might be suggested that players, knowing that a manager is only going to be around for few months, might find their motivation or application mysteriously evaporating when things starts to go badly.

Neil Warnock's cup dream was ended by Chelsea at Elland Road with a 5 - 1 defeat and any pre-season optimism had well and truly evaporated when Leeds visited Barnsley in January.

The third and most important aspect of me is that I am a father, and as a father all that matters to me is my children's wellbeing, so when my wife breastfeeds in public sure people will stare, and in all honesty I still get a little awkward and more aware of people around us, but that awkwardness quickly evaporates when I realize what a beautiful thing it actually is that my wife is doing.

But Teachout's lead in the money race evaporates when outside money from political action committees is factored in.

My naïve plan to make a difference by treating one animal at a time evaporated when I saw first - hand the enormity of the problems of human poverty, habitat loss, and politics versus science.

Such illusory perceptions evaporated when participants were first denied control but then given an opportunity to write about their most deeply held values, an activity that bolsters psychological security and quells feelings of helplessness.

But that air of sophistication evaporates when she slides into the booth and dives into her Cosmo interview.

And it can be difficult - the pleasure of holding your beautiful new Color Swatch in your hot little hand somewhat evaporates when you look at it and think «What on earth am I supposed to do with it?»

John finds his customary «love»em and leave»em» policy evaporating when he espies Walken's bridesmaid daughter Claire (Rachel McAdams).

The dialogue's wit completely evaporates when actual drama befalls the characters» relationships, with some groan - inducing lines and contrived resolutions to many of their arcs.

Peele stars as Rell, a recently dumped, gentle stoner whose heartbreak evaporates when a kitten mysteriously shows up on his door.

Wheatley has said that he likes such spots, but any sense that Sightseers is a mere celebration of English heritage culture immediately evaporates when Chris runs over a litterbug at Crich, the first in the series of murders he and his fellow natural - born killer carry out as they travel the green and pleasant English badlands.

But the measure evaporated when the teachers unions and the PTA mounted enough political pressure to kill it.

That seems like an impossibly long time for a car that still grips us so completely, yet any suspicion that time has played tricks evaporates when Andy Wallace parks alongside me, grinning widely from the driver's seat of Ferrari's unmistakeable red wedge.

As Buffett notes, «any series of positive numbers, however impressive the numbers may be, evaporates when multiplied by a single zero.»

They expel excess heat as moisture on the surface of their tongue evaporates when it hangs out of their mouth.

It's a straightforward property of water that it evaporates when illuminated with EMR in that frequency range.

The irony is that the self - proclaimed «skepticism» of so many folks utterly evaporates when given the tales of McIntyre, Watts, Morano, Montford et.al.

Of course, this obsession with credentials evaporates when it comes to global - warming believers.

What will happen if Dad's income evaporates when he is no longer around?

You do not want your paint to become thicker in the quart due to it drying or water evaporating when hot outside.

Not exact matches

What will municipalities do when their property tax base evaporate?