Sentence examples for which will die from inspiring English sources

Which programs will survive the season, and which will die after only a few episodes?

They're skilled relationship builders; they're not only savvy about customers' willingness to buy but also attuned to which product features will fly and which will die.

I don't see why we allow events to continue where we know we will get dozens of ill patients, several of which will die".

He's sort of a medical examiner for wrecked cars; after 18 years of doing inventory, it doesn't take him long to figure out which parts will live and which will die.

And, belatedly, glial cells are getting some grudging respect, in appreciation of their increasingly well-characterized roles in everything from directing blood vessels to increase their diameters in the vicinity of busy nerve circuits to determining which synapses will live and which will die.

In Portland, Oregon, President Bush told a thousand-dollar-a-head breakfast that while he was concerned about the few remaining chunks of old-growth woods in the Pacific Northwest and about the northern spotted owl, which will die out if those ancient forests are cut, he wanted to "balance" the mandates of the Endangered Species Act with the "economic consequences" of enforcing it.

It is, of course, human nature for the reader to wonder which characters will die and which survive, but – as one would expect from Updale – there's so much more to it than that.

However it is still difficult to predict which babies will die and which will survive with severe disabilities.

After more than half a century of studying invasive species, biologists still can't tell which ones will die off and which ones will run rampant.

It simply requires a specific treatment without which one will die, but with which life will be extended.

He can watch another band and wonder which member will die first, but this is just macabre habit by now.