Sentence examples for whether it might die from inspiring English sources

As one fund manager puts it, the debate over Citi's prospects has shifted from whether it might die to how it might survive.

The brothers don't dare shut it down; if they did, it might die.

Halfway through the song I wondered whether I might die before the end of it, let alone before I got old.

GAC wants viewers to think about glitch's mainstream death, and whether it might have died with the rise of New Aesthetics and other post-internet artforms.

The liberals, it seemed, might die.

Just as the fracas over the Thirteenth Amendment has to carry the symbolic flag for Lincoln's lifelong quest, so the spectacle of one married couple raging over whether their child should fight, and whether he might die, crystallizes the fears of a generation.

"If you do it wrong, you might die," says Kristin Munro.

The question is whether the new precedent of forsaking promises and leap-frogging royals might, in turn, be used against Salman's appointees after he dies — and whether it might end up generating more uncertainty than stability.

"It's dangerous, painful, you might die.

If I might die too, it's not a problem.

We wonder whether it might not have been better to be born poor and died of malnutrition before reaching the age of five.