“evaporate”簡單造句，evaporate造句子

Your fear will evaporate over time and you will wonder why you didn't start sooner.

A trans fat is an unsaturated fat which is heated, causing the fluids to evaporate and the fat to solidify.

When demand falters, or new supply shows up, the price bubble can evaporate as quickly as it arose, without a speculator in sight.

Hallowed laws, regulations, standards and memes will evaporate.

With no wind indoors, for example, sweat will not evaporate as effectively.

The esteemed astrophysicist Stephen Hawking has assured us that even the biggest and baddest black holes will just evaporate away.

But what is liquidity, why does it suddenly evaporate and what can central Banks and regulators do to ensure that its ebb and flow does not destabilise economies?

Humidity plays a large role, too, since it doesn't allow sweat to evaporate.

The longer that the military serves as the primary enforcer of Mubarak's strict curfews, the faster its goodwill will evaporate.

But then, after a few more climbs, once to the top of the domed reservoir (kids, don't try this at home), my fear seemed to evaporate in the warm midnight air-i had simply been out of practice.

And they're probably all wrong, because the result will probably evaporate.

I saw from "Bobby" that life can turn around in an instant; we can lose strength in an instant and money can seem to evaporate.

If the hard men in the regime thought that the protests would evaporate, they have been sorely disappointed.

If your sweat can't evaporate, your body can't cool down.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if a large proportion of surgical practice is based on thin air, and [claims for effectiveness] would evaporate if we studied them closely, ” Ioannidis says.

As Stephen Hawking has demonstrated, black holes eventually evaporate in a burst of radiation.

Also, keep in mind that cotton clothes are better at hiding body odor, as they absorb smelly sweat rather than letting it evaporate into the air.

Under such conditions atomic nuclei "evaporate" into a plasma of even smaller particles called quarks and gluons.