Sentence examples for be the final death from inspiring English sources

The findings, presented at the European Congress on Obesity in Porto, Portugal, may be the final death knell for the claim that it is possible to be obese but still metabolically healthy – or "fat but fit" – say scientists.

Could this be the final death of the business card?

Windows 10 may well be the final death knell for the Personal Computing era.

A defeat of Ohio's controversial new collective bargaining law in the Nov. 8 referendum may not be the final death blow to parts of the bill.

There are indications that the rift has gone so deep that this meeting will only be the final death-knell on the structures of unity in the Anglican Communion.

Everybody thought that was the final death knell of a great old club.

The terracotta army is the final death blow to the long-enduring belief in the uniqueness and superiority of this Greek tradition because it achieves just as much life, animation and beauty, in a totally different and unrelated way.

Honestly, Pazzi's death has been written in the stars since his introduction, but throwing his wife and happy home life into the mix was the final death knell.

Donald Trump's threat has been the final death knell for Wall Street.

What was the final death toll in Norway?

This was the final death throe of anthemic indie.