The phrase "demise being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate the fact that something is happening or existing at the same time as the decline or end of something else. Example: "The company's profits were steadily declining, with the demise being their outdated business model."
No one would blame Joe Paterno if he borrowed from Mark Twain and, in squeaky Brooklynese, crowed about the news of his coaching demise being greatly exaggerated.
The Berkshire Fringe has quickly become a respected fixture on the landscape here, drawing praise from local newspaper theater critics and respect for its grit at a time when some established fringe festivals have ceased to exist because of financial concerns, the most prominent demise being the Seattle Fringe's in 2004.
In this case, as in many others, it perpetuates a victim-blaming culture, the implication that Williams's tastes caused his demise being intertwined with homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, and a curious mixture of fascination and contempt for BDSM and those who partake in it.
I expect to chug on for years.' 'Then Scotcher will inherit nothing on your demise, being long dead himself, and the new will you are asking me to arrange will achieve nothing but to create discord between you and your children.' 'On the contrary: my new will might cause something wonderful to happen.' She said this with relish.
And apart from there being a lot of competition from the likes of Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram, and a track record of challenges for others trying to build communications for specific groups (Snapguide's demise being just one example), Goldberg describes Pepo as a "passion project", which is as good a reason as any to try your hand at something new.
Somehow, James is able to make the terrifying prospect of our complete demise being right around the corner palatable and amusing.
