The Irish wing of the society was sometimes called the Irish Republican Brotherhood, a name that continued to be used after Fenianism proper had virtually died out in the early 1870s.
By the end of the 13th century, tenurial serfdom had virtually died away, and other forms of landholding were evolving to take its place.
By the late 1990's, wild honeybee populations had virtually died out, and commercial beekeeping in many states, including New York, was under serious threat.
A disease that had virtually died out as a result of the safe sex messages of the 80s, has increased 25-fold in the past five years.
During the 17th century, after the advent of the shotgun and after the enclosure of open lands and numerous social upheavals, falconry virtually died out, surviving in Europe largely through the enthusiasm of members of hawking clubs.
The practice of beheading humans was said to have virtually died out, until 1997.The Madurese in Sampit have all gone or been killed now, but until February the town was around 60% Madurese.
Maths, physics, film studies, all subjects are taught in Irish; when a class debates the 19th century, pupils talk not of independence but of neamhspleáchas, not of laws but of reachtaíocht.Coláiste Feirste is the showpiece of a drive to revive a language whose use in everyday speech virtually died out in Northern Ireland in the mid-20th century.
This system has now virtually died out, and the independent producer is as often as not his own director, or perhaps his own star, since the actor-producer has become a commonplace, along with the producer-director and the writer-producer-director.
Although China has one of the longest rammed earth histories of any country in the world, the traditional building method has virtually died out and has even been made illegal.
By 1901, farming had virtually died out, and the town became a residence for the middle classes.
