The phrase "a different demise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an alternative or distinct end or death, often in a metaphorical or narrative context.
Example: "The story took an unexpected turn, leading to a different demise for the main character than what was originally anticipated."
Alternatives: "an alternate end" or "a unique downfall".
The different demises of the Wicked Priest and the tenses associated with them are often cited as evidence of the impossibility of a single Wicked Priest.
These observations imply a different hypothesis, that demise of Ephialtitidae, along with the other taxa listed above, has been driven by competition with numerous new taxa appeared just before or/and soon after the J/K boundary.
But even if they did reluctantly back Mr Fischer, Mr Schröder might not want to tolerate their unpredictability for ever.Mr Steiner's demise is a different sort of annoyance for the chancellor, but almost as galling.
Originally to be called The Ends of the Earth, each episode would have ended with the planet Earth meeting its demise in a different way.
For every sports fan calling into his local sports-radio station, there is a different theory to explain Tiger's demise.
That the destitute are a different species altogether; inferior and responsible for their demise.
But with hindsight we can say that any undermining of the faith in the exclusiveness of the scholastic-Aristotelian worldview contributed to its demise and, ultimately, to its replacement by a different, mechanistic one.
Are any politicians looking at the terrorist leader's demise as an opportunity for the United States to take a different path?
Their modern demise started with their identification as "the nasty party" - a different matter.
Still, like any other fading custom, the evolutionary demise of the Turk has some football people looking back and remembering a different league and a different time.
