Sentence examples for less dying from inspiring English sources

Chisholm asks us to imagine a nearby possible world in which Adam lives one more year, dying at age 931 instead of 930, and in which Noah lives one year less, dying at age 949 instead of 950.

"Cities offer this great combination of more wealth and less dying," Steffen said.

Support for Our Principles PAC -- the group that was launched to try to prevent Trump from winning the nomination -- dried up, more or less dying with Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's presidential candidacy in March.

But the pejorative comments have more or less died down.

"You had these film-makers, John Huston, Luis Buñuel, who more or less died on their sets.

I must be honest and say that in England the traditional English teatime has more or less died out.

Push was quickly banned and more or less died in 1999.RSS gets round this problem by letting users pick what news they want to get.

With the spread of literacy, the art of composing and chanting byliny, like many oral traditions, has more or less died out.

But the classic women's picture more or less died a death after the 1950s, as filmmakers embraced a grittier, more naturalistic style.

Still, despite this positive feedback, the 35-yard shootout didn't catch on, and more or less died with the NASL in 1982.

Before FriendFeed more or less died post-Facebook sale, it offered such a feature with its search.