Sentence examples for expected to succumb from inspiring English sources

Even if the spring rains arrive soon, 500,000 more animals are expected to succumb in the coming weeks.

Several high-profile Internet companies in New York have gone under or are barely hanging on, and more are expected to succumb in the coming months.

It was a pesky sort of infirmity, like hay fever, to which we might all be expected to succumb; anyone who managed to stay clear of it would have been the one to be congratulated.

Several high-profile Internet companies in New York, like Brandwise.com, have gone under, or, like APBnews.com, are barely hanging on, and more are expected to succumb in the coming months.

Most of the eventual casualties are expected to succumb to thyroid cancer, which typically take 25 years or more to show up.

Proponents of carbon taxes worry about the propensity of political processes under a cap-and-trade system to compensate sectors through free allowance allocations, but a carbon tax is sensitive to the same political pressures, and may be expected to succumb in ways that are ultimately more harmful: reducing environmental achievement and driving up costs.

This suggests that 15/87 would have been expected to have succumbed to SUDEP, whilst, in fact, none have.

Normally a regular communicator with the press, Kishenji was little heard of until January 2011 when he issued a statement saying he expected India to succumb to a Maoist revolution by 2025.

"Still, a merger would be more dignified for Endesa, and we would not expect it to succumb to such aggression without a bitter fight".

This is the duffing up phase for Bairstow, then they'll play nice with one outside off and expect him to succumb with the physical threat off.

It is a different kind of achievement to come into a sodden, attritional slog against a side with double the number of caps and all the support and not only take the ascendancy but then seize it back when most expect you to succumb.