Sentence examples for dies which could from inspiring English sources

In the world of fantasy fish tanks, it is not uncommon to pay $600 for a black tang or $5,000 for a pet shark, or to have service people on call 24/7 in case a fish gets sick or dies, which could contaminate the entire tank.

However, both arrangements might leave a single person in full legal control of the estate after the parent dies, which could cause problems within the family if he or she chooses not to share what's inherited with other siblings or grandchildren, he says.

The Amazon rainforest is losing its ability to absorb carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as trees are dying, which could have negative implication on climate change across the globe.

The Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer will review evidence relating to how the 96 fans died, which could lead to charges of manslaughter through gross negligence.

And the Director of Public Prosecutions DPPP) Keir Starmer will review evidence relating to how the 96 fans died, which could lead to charges of manslaughter through gross negligence.

But for tax purposes the entire property will be included in the estate of the first to die, which could trigger state or even federal estate taxes on the whole property.

In a 2011 paper in Antiquity, the team suggested that the man sustained a wound early in the battle but was able to fight on for days or weeks before dying, which could mean that the conflict wasn't a single clash but a series of skirmishes that dragged out for several weeks. .

In this case, once again, the state will determine who receives custody of the children if both parents die, which could be disastrous and traumatic for everyone concerned.

The prospective analysis also included persons who had not yet died, which could have caused differences.

The latter approach (i.e., taking into account the whole of the survival curve, not just the survival of 50% of patients) would require waiting until all participants had died, which could raise ethical questions about whether it denied patients an effective and sufficiently safe treatment.

Compared with ARLI patients enrolled in the etiology study, those that did not enroll were more likely to require mechanical ventilation or die, which could have resulted in underestimated pneumococcal pneumonia incidence, given the association of UAT positivity and disease severity.