Sentence examples for going to decay from inspiring English sources

"What all these things have in common is that they are going to decay," said Mark Sweeney, the library's director for preservation.

"Sugar is a temperamental thing," says Hagan. "It's not uniform, it's going to decay, and as a fine art piece you can't say how long it will last or if it will change over time".

"It was a society that... didn't want to be distracted by the notion that it was all going to pass and decay".

In this section, we are going to discuss the decay rate of energy for problem (1.1)–(1.1).

Replace hinges that are rusted; they are only going to get worse and decay more.

Wellington and Arbuthnot often travelled together, and a visit to Blenheim Palace they shared in 1824 provoked a scathing entry in her journal concerning Wellington's fellow duke the 5th Duke of Marlborough, of whom she wrote: "The family of the great General is, however, gone sadly to decay, and are but a disgrace to the illustrious name of Churchill, which they have chosen this moment to resume.

This is also going to invigorate the decaying malls and public spaces of this nation, as aspiring Level 12 Pokémon trainers descend on our neglected infrastructure.

The resolution of the grid then decays going to infinity at the same order as the solution, to satisfy (ii).

In this section we are going to show the optimal decay rate.

"The things that are going to increase the risk of decay would not be the total amount of sugar at all, but what your feeding pattern is like.

I went a few months ago and noticed how the place provides a real stronghold for the community amid the decay going on around it a welcome sight when you hear of so many similar institutions through the UK being demolished in favor of very expensive flats that nobody's ever going to live in.