Sentence examples for die off quickly from inspiring English sources

That is, species that are suited to survive and to reproduce successfully endure, at least for a time; those which are not so well suited die off quickly.

The weakest -- generally babies and the elderly -- tend to die off quickly, leaving a healthier population behind.

Now that this year's Australian word of the year has been announced, I find myself begging for pointless internet acronyms like Fomo (fear of missing out), an annoying phrase almost guaranteed to die off quickly.

However the plants tend to die off quickly during the dry spell because they have short roots.

In most situations, having Tregs that die off quickly makes sense, says immunologist Thomas Malek of the University of Miami in Florida.

So my instinct says that the work is going to die off quickly".

It was a period of rapid evolution, with new species both emerging and dying off quickly.

"They died off quickly, strangely, in car crashes and suicides and creeping diseases".

Flanagan writes of the survivors: "They died off quickly, strangely, in car smashes and suicides and creeping diseases".

The last word goes to Dan McBride: McBride: The belief surrounding the smaller competitors dying off quickly is widespread, but I don't think it's going to happen all that soon.

Facebook's developer community died off quickly once the platform moved to stop these kinds of abuses, and it hasn't really recovered since — even as Facebook has moved to mobile.