Sentence examples for demise would be from inspiring English sources

An Andersen demise would be disastrous, Professor Greene said.

But if the unions scupper the deal, Alitalia's demise would be the most spectacular of all the airlines that have fallen to earth this year.

Andersen's demise would be messy, and costly for some, but it would also be a salutary warning for the entire accounting profession.

When the campaign began there had been a widespread belief that he was unelectable and his demise would be swift following the inevitable Conservative landslide.

He blasts the Trans-Pacific Partnership, for example, ignoring the fact that the greatest beneficiary of the TPP's demise would be China.

To be sure, the prospect of Francis' imminent retirement — or demise — would be dismal news for Francis' many fans, and perhaps a rare lift for his opponents.

As he looks back on his demise, Ken would be wrong to blame the media.

This would initiate the ice sheet's demise, which would be "rapid, perhaps even catastrophic".

Still, universally-adored songs such as Everybody Hurts and Losing My Religion will be remembered long after their demise, which would be hurting a whole lot more if they were taking their illustrious back catalogue with them.

But perhaps that was a necessary by-product of giving care; Helen knew that if she allowed herself to look at the larger picture of her mother's demise she would be overwhelmed by thoughts of needs, both met and not, and that she risked succumbing to a childlike terror of being left alone.

We'd also like to think that having witnessed Yahoo's demise we would be better able to spot a company that was at peak valuation and about to begin a long-term unraveling, a company that was on the wrong side of major trends.