However, some respondents observed that its establishment under UNDP's project arrangement is a liability since it might cease upon the project's completion if the state is not interested in developing it further (interview 6,10,11).
They believed this life was meant for pain; I think they were afraid that if you took it away, they might cease to exist.
It's relatively unpopular, badly understood, and might cease to exist after the Supreme Court issues its ruling, next month.
That hasn't kept the team from swanking around as though San Diego might cease to exist without it.
If it were possible to change that factor (ie, eradicate the disease), temperature might cease to matter.
Thirdly (c) in its most proper use, it is that which is, but is incapable of any destruction such that the thing which now is later ceases to be or might cease to be; or again, that which has not yet been destroyed, but in the future may cease to be.
Supplies might cease in the event of conflict.
For example, he thinks traditional money might cease to exist.
The ACARS, which sends messages intermittently, might have ceased functioning at exactly the same time as the transponder, it turned out.
Vogt says silicene probably won't replace silicon entirely, but it might add new functionality to today's chips.
In case of a communication tower it might be due to functionality but, I think we all know that the title is really about bragging rights.
