Once they die off, though, (old people, not sports) television networks might as well make everything on-demand, with new episodes being made "available" at a certain day and time.
And, Lyell says, though God knows how long a species will exist when, that is, the species is destined to become extinct nonetheless, species die off through natural causes which to Lyell generally meant physical causes, such as environmental change.
The most surprising result in the paper though is that when the authors infected macrophages with this mutant in vitro, the mycobacteria were entirely incompetent to replicate, and even appeared to die off over a matter of a few days.
Evenutally though, the format died off by the big blu-ray monster.
Before long, though, they begin to die off, horribly, one by one, leaving the survivors and the audience to speculate about who the killer, and the next victim, might be.
Aspens are dying off in the Rockies.
Otherwise, the companies become irrelevant and die off.
Though it may find adoption beyond the demographics of its youngest participants, it will continue to share the web with the services that preceded it – services too big, too habitual, and too lucrative, to die off entirely.
Though it has been argued that dialogue as a philosophical form dies off in late antiquity, especially in the Christian tradition, this is clearly false in the medieval period (Goldhill 2008, 5 8).
