Sentence examples similar to inevitable die from inspiring English sources

And yet most of the fighting and the inevitable dying — what Ben labels "the creeping wall of oblivion" — occurs off the page.

(No, Hopkins does not plan to downsize currently employed tenured professors; they're relying instead on a slow but reliable process known to cull aging professors: inevitable die-off).

As inevitable as dying may be, talking about mortality remains taboo.

Preparing himself for the war that had become inevitable, Louis died of a heart attack while bear hunting near Munich in the autumn of 1347. Louis had wanted to raise his family to a royal status like that of the houses of Habsburg and Luxembourg.

It did not take long for dad to request the inevitable – help to die.

I guess I'll just have to wait for the inevitable Funny or Die parody video starring Dame Judi Dench.

It's certainly not inevitable that women die in childbirth, and some poor countries — like Sri Lanka — have done a remarkable job curbing maternal mortality.

"It was felt to allow enough time for any new evidence to come to light, the convict to make his peace with his or her God and also to not prolong the inevitable wait to die".

He went on, "I think they are doing all of this to prepare for the social problems that are inevitable when Fidel dies".

Even so, there is a chance the entire industry may follow suit, as it often does to quickly adopt new charges, once the inevitable consumer reaction dies down.

But when the inevitable outcry has died down, it's maybe not such a bad idea.