Sentence examples for it's become extinct from inspiring English sources
It may indicate whether the American democracy, like all the democratic experiments which have preceded it, is to become extinct because the people had not wit enough or virtue enough to make the common good supreme.
This is what the muckraking journalist Henry D. Lloyd wrote in 1881, when he argued that the "railroad problem... may indicate whether the American democracy, like all the democratic experiments which have preceded it, is to become extinct because the people had not wit enough or virtue enough to make the common good supreme".
If it is not to become extinct, it needs to be made a more attractive career option than it currently is.
He notes that human extinction is unavoidable, and that it is better to become extinct soon to avoid causing the extinction of other animals.
The cursor, for instance, leaves behind a trail of sparks as you browse your way through a way of life that's now become extinct.
"Theoretically, this parasite species cannot survive indefinitely without sex and the predicted consequence of this is that it will become extinct in the long-term," she said.
And its sense that such irony is about to become extinct is the book's most astute aspect.
"When that happens, generally the next thing that happens is you become extinct".
In 1995 it was estimated that the population was 3,500 and there was the possibility it could soon become extinct.
If the situation stays as it is, South Koreans are predicted to become extinct by 2750.
