Sentence examples for are ceasing to exist from inspiring English sources

In the Introduction, Dowdy acknowledges that the concepts of "north" and "south" are ceasing to exist (3) and that he has a desire to expand the concept of where south and north are located in Latina/o and Latin American literature.

One has to ask: Are we preparing students to thrive in a world that is ceasing to exist?

The worst part of dying, I imagine, is ceasing to exist.

The state within a state once created by the Pakistan Taliban is ceasing to exist and can probably never be resurrected in its previous form.

It's hard to fathom, but wildlife, as we know it, is ceasing to exist due to the commoditisation of wildlife, the value of rhino horn and ivory and the insatiable demand by China.

Change is going to be forced on the civil service because of what is happening in Scotland; regardless of the referendum result, the UK civil service is ceasing to exist as such.

I felt I was crossing the border of a country whose rules I was just starting to learn, which was ceasing to exist, like a stage-set or dream, as I turned my back.

Hence, the state of affairs of a's ceasing to exist before b's starting to exist cannot be a complex containing a and b.

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One such situation might be when a primary source ceases to exists or is no longer publicly available while secondary sources remain accessible.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has failed as an organisation and if it were to cease to exist, most of the people it was created to support would not notice its disappearance, the distinguished equalities campaigner Herman Ouseley has said.