Sentence examples for demise less from inspiring English sources

The fact that many Comair pilots earn so little also made the prospect of the airline's demise less fearsome.

As Sherman tells it, among the factors that contributed to its demise, less than two years later, was Ailes's tendency to insult his colleagues.

Logically a lifeless entity feels no pain nor is it sensitive to its environment, and therefore, the ethics of its externally engineered demise is less debatable and therefore less questionable and more permissible than if the entity is a living individual and the need to abort is a necessity.

Now, Assad's coming demise seems less of an argument than an observation.

Despite the subsidence of the seafloor since then, the reason for their demise is less clear.

Death is never an easy conversation; talking about one's own inevitable demise, even less so.

However, yesterday, a new theory surfaced that indicates Megaupload's demise had less to do with piracy than previously thought.

Its demise after less than two years can be attributed in part to the decreasing popularity of fantasy and horror fiction.

It was easy and convenient to accuse patients for their subsequent demise or less-than-perfect survival; we could blame the severity of their sepsis or acute respiratory failure, their underlying cancer or diabetes, or their lifestyle abuses from excess alcohol, smoking, recreational drugs and obesity.

The risk would then be that the SIM card's demise leads to less choice, and higher prices for users.

As Judaism focuses on its imminent demise, it grows less attractive to those looking for a living connection to something greater than the self.