Sentence examples for should cease to exist from inspiring English sources

If Banshee Music has its way, controversies like that should cease to exist.

The G4S juvenile facility was "a disgrace to the state of Florida," the grand jury concluded, and should "cease to exist".

But regardless of what it says about the state of the Labour party, one thing is now certain - there will be a referendum on whether the British political state should cease to exist, probably in 2010.

Among other things, he suggested that the Iraqi Governing Council, the American-appointed advisory body seen by United States officials as the most viable nucleus of a transitional government after June 30, should "cease to exist" on that date.

There are many "misanthropic anti-natalists": the Voluntary Human Extinction Movement, for example, has thousands of members who believe that, for environmental reasons, human beings should cease to exist.

Instead of being schooled in the "culture of peace," the next generation of Palestinians is being relentlessly fed a rhetorical diet that includes the idolization of terrorists, the demonization of Jews and the conviction that sooner or later Israel should cease to exist.

Sir Richard said that instead of suing BA for Mr Walsh's comments, he would put up £1m, to be distributed to BA staff should Virgin Atlantic cease to exist, if BA agreed to pay Virgin Atlantic staff the same amount should the brand still exist in five years.

Her foundation should probably cease to exist, though.

As the meditator remarks, "it could be that were I totally to cease from thinking, I should totally cease to exist" (Med. 2, AT 7 27).

Regan admitted that a headline resulting from his prediction of social unrest should Rangers cease to exist was "not particularly helpful" but defended his claim that it could lead to the slow death of Scottish football.

This extremophile bacterium can survive exposure to cold, dehydration, acid and vacuums, meaning it could live on in outer space should the Earth cease to exist.