Sentence examples for die off which will from inspiring English sources

In the future, I'd broadly expect to see further downsizing (including parts of international), more data partnerships alongside their existing relationship with Facebook, many more talent acquisitions as seed-funded companies slowly die off, which will hopefully tie-in to investment in their mobile app ecosystem to extend their consumer-facing brands globally.

The problem with this is that unless the next film is set after all of the OT characters have died off (which is certainly plausible), there will have to be some overlap.

After more than half a century of studying invasive species, biologists still can't tell which ones will die off and which ones will run rampant.

Eventually, the government insists, everything will level out: the old will die off and the young will move away.

Bees and butterflies are flitting around the blooming rape flowers which will gradually die off, leaving the seedpods to be harvested in July and August.

Morbillivirus was also responsible for a devastating 1987 die-off which killed more than 700 dolphins.

A friend had recommended herbs that tempered the Lyme die-off, which can be profound.

Twitter may (and probably will, possibly soon) die off; Facebook may (and probably will, possibly soon) die off; indeed, every geegaw we're using to communicate with each other will die off and be replaced by something new.

Everyone hopes they will die off from loco-weed poisoning, or the cougars will kill them off, or they will simply migrate somewhere else".

Dopaminergic neurons, which die off in Parkinson's people can routinely make them now.

Her skin will turn gray, her hair will fall out, her rivers will run poisoned, her creatures will die off.