Sentence examples for if demise from inspiring English sources

If demise is going to happen in the next few hundred years, stop worrying!

If it's past your lifetime (not to be selfish) just think, "The people will have the solution!" If demise is going to happen in the next 10-50 years or so, instead of sitting back and complaining, do something about it!

So if its demise is certain (even if the timing isn't), what is different about hacker culture now – and how is it changing?

If the demise of the old Macombs Dam Park was full of sadness — if not outright bitterness — its rebirth atop a garage across the street gave cause to smile and remember and look to the future.

And that, he believes, is what led to the beavers' untimely, if unproven, demise.

But if the demise of apartheid has opened new doors, it has also created new challenges.

If "foetal demise" occurred and my body did not begin labour, I could face significant health risks.

Besides, it's not as if the demise of "Lucky Louie" left its creator with nothing to do.

Charles Foster Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire Andrew Marr asks if the demise of the Independent matters (Loss of a newspaper means the loss of a community, 13 February).

And if his demise didn't bring a precipitous end to his network of associates I deemed the boys' club, it would certainly spell change: His blend of benevolence and tyranny was unparalleled in his associates.

I am slightly distressed by the thought of Dundee fans singing 'the Dees are having a party', or whatever the song is, if their demise is confirmed by Dundee.