Sentence examples for soon be extinct from inspiring English sources

Does that mean the gap year will soon be extinct?

The campaigner and former Boomtown Rats singer said the human race could soon be extinct at the One Young World summit in Johannesburg.

It may soon be extinct, another dusty exhibit in basketball history, next to the peach basket, the two-handed set shot and John Stockton's short shorts.

Unless governments strengthen their laws and consumers stop buying ivory now, today, the trumpeting, intelligent, evolutionary giant, the African elephant, will soon be extinct at Mareja, and our planet severely diminished.

Africa's elephants could soon be extinct; and while saving them is only a small part of the mammoth tasking facing those of us who want to conserve the Earth, it is a vital one.

While the prediction that the venture capitalist Marc Andreessen made three years ago — that traditional retail stores would soon be extinct — still seems overblown, there is a brutal logic behind the popularity of online shopping.

For the purposes of this exercise, smoked fish means hot-smoked fish: cod (soon to be extinct, if we're not careful), haddock, kippers and Arbroath smokies.

And Mr. Darwin was now working in our supply room, dumping our paper clips in the "soon to be extinct" bin and stacking packs of Post-it notes atop the "potentially fit for survival" shelf.

A Future Without Your Favorite Foods: GhostFood Lets You Smell The Soon To Be Extinct.

I could understand funds investing in pharmaceuticals drugs are big business, after all but surely tobacco and oil are both soon to be extinct?

And, while there's no famous rock star making a fool of himself dragging a camera crew across the United States, there are plenty of local mayors attempting to keep the peace with their cab companies by ordering cops to hide behind bushes and pounce on the unsuspecting Uber driver, all-the-while knowing this old business model is a dinosaur that's soon to be extinct, yet somehow still lives.