Sentence examples for more will perish from inspiring English sources
Tragically, more will perish in the months ahead as the warmer weather and calmer waters of the summer months draw more refugees and migrants to attempt the crossing.
But other photographers will most certainly be heading there; the rebels will flash "V" signs and yell "Allah Akbar" and some of them will die, and eventually a few more journalists will perish too.
Despite the horrific nature and consequences of Friday's attack, in statistical terms the risk for tourists remains extremely low; the grim reality is that many more British holidaymakers will perish abroad from road accidents than died on the beach in Tunisia.
We won't be better, but we will perish feeling more resolved.
Europe must step up its capacity to save lives, with a robust search-and-rescue operation in the Central Mediterranean or thousands more, including many, many Syrians, will perish".
Organizations have gained the understanding that if they fail to innovate in their products, services and deliverables, they will perish to the emergence of a more agile competitor.
"If the bushmen want to survive, they must change, otherwise, like the dodo, they will perish". The minister for local government, Margaret Nasha, was more specific.
With his acute sensitivity and artistic monomania, this fledgling writer who will perish before he's published but not before his talent is recognized represents more than just the potential poetry that was lost.
Record labels will perish.
The nonproliferation regime will perish.
