Sentence examples for term demise from inspiring English sources

If that does occur, this could ultimately lead to the longer term demise of the EU and the dismantling of the common euro currency.

This is not only escalating an intense CO2 plum over Africa, it is also adding to the ongoing predicament of our near term demise as a species.

But many analysts caution against predicting the near-term demise of cable and satellite delivery, pointing out that the spending and viewing habits of consumers are also firmly entrenched.

As the world turns to the internet to watch content on-demand, many predict the long-term demise of traditional TV with scheduled, linear programming.

Thus the term's demise in recent years.

The deliveries that were performed due to obstetrical protocol included the management of prior classical cesarean section, abdominal cerclage, prior term intrauterine demise, and suspected uterine wall thinning (due to prior surgery).

Yes, in the short-term the demise of the Muslim Brotherhood is good news for Israel - especially since it further isolates Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

The American diplomat told the prime minister that although he was obliged to take part, his participation in what he termed the "demise of Rhodesia" was "one of the great tragedies of my life".

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Privately, Buffett worries about a debacle many times Long Term Capital's demise in 1998.

Perl makes no connection between the artist's cynical frame of mind and his faltering physical condition, although in purely biographical terms Watteau's demise is striking, and given the time Perl has devoted to thinking about the artist, we are forced to conclude that this was a conscious decision on his part.