Sentence examples for demise wind from inspiring English sources

But a new analysis of the Greenland Ice Sheet points to an underappreciated culprit that could accelerate its demise: wind.

Today's Energy Bill formalises the demise of onshore wind development in the UK.

Energy Secretary Ed Davey has been unable to prevent his junior minister, the Conservative John Hayes, heralding the demise of onshore wind power after 2020.

In the aftermath of the defeat at Trent Bridge, there has been one theory behind Australia's demise that has wound me up a little.

Elle Fanning is set to star as an aspiring model caught up in a world of beauty and demise in Nicolas Winding Refn's LA-set horror story The Neon Demon.

You can meet your demise on the winding, treacherous roads.

Smith explains the demise of Shell's wind plans as a return to the company's core competences.

Boasting no name stars, the show opens in November at the same theatre still smarting from the swift demise earlier this year of Gone With the Wind.

Possible causes of their demise include changes in climate that affected wind speeds over the seas, a change in the availability of preferred foods, or some combination of the two.

In a letter to MPs investigating the demise of the retailer, which is being wound down after falling into administration with a £571m pension fund deficit, Green said "it is clear that we invested substantially in the business".

Therefore, less than two weeks after the death, at 91, of the Upper West Side resident Carolyn Goodman, mother of the murdered civil rights worker Andrew Goodman, the store's demise had the feel of an era winding down.