Sentence examples for will be massacred from inspiring English sources
The regime can argue it has to hit back hard, otherwise it will be massacred.
The people worry they will be massacred if they do not take up arms to defend themselves.
Alawites, who constitute just 12 percent of Syria's population, have mostly thrown their support behind Mr. Assad, fearful that if he is overthrown they will be massacred.
On current trends, the ruling party will be massacred at next year's municipal elections, which also adds to the internal pressures on Rousseff.
After a war as brutal as Syria's, in which more than 400,000 people have been killed so far, the combatants reasonably fear they will be massacred if the other secures too much power.
If he fails, an election will follow – whatever the early promises of "fixed term" parliaments – and the Liberal Democrats will be massacred at the polls for bringing down a coalition government at time of national emergency.
I didn't live in the America that's scared to send its children to school for fear that they'll be massacred by an adolescent with access to assault weapons.
Islamists will come, and there will be massacres of minorities.' " I met several Syrians like those he described — people who deplored the violence of the regime but still hoped that, given more time, Bashar could institute meaningful reform.
He may be planning to bring Rwanda out of poverty in a generation but his prime goal is to maintain his Tutsi government in power until it is certain that the Tutsi people will not be massacred again.
When I asked Posen about the moral obligation to Iraqis, who will surely be massacred in large numbers without American forces around, he replied, "No one talks about the terrible things that can happen if we stay the course.
