Sentence examples similar to die off because of from inspiring English sources

Like most pastoral and farming communities in the region, the tribes' livelihood depends on their herds, which have been dying off because of the drought.

Did the bloom die off because it ran out of nutrients?

All of the creatures on the planet are dying off because he forces the climate to change and dried up the oceans.

So what happens when the butterfly in Brazil, whose fluttering wings are creating wind-power in Texas, dies off because of pollution or deforestation?

"A key ingredient of regional cooperation is national militaries that are capable and competent and not dying off because of AIDS," Theresa Whelan, director of the Defense Department's office of Africa policy, said in a telephone interview from Washington.

And they will die off, because they cannot reproduce!

What if the NFL slowly dies off because thousands of young world-class athletes turn their back on the sport and go into something less trauma-inducing, like baseball or basketball or American Ninja Warrior?

Nobody expects one of the staples of the business — the long lunch — to die off completely because of these straitened circumstances.

Many marine species died off near the end of the Ordovician because of environmental changes.

Mice that lack the gene for a protein called membralin die within five or six days after birth because their motor neurons die off.

Face: Because strokes are caused by a blockage or a rupture in an artery of the brain, cells in one hemisphere start to die off.