Sentences with phrase «often lead to demise»

I loved Outlast II for the open options that would often lead to demise, making you worry about all directions and who may be lurking around.

Instead of cutting corners that often lead to demise, Swaggerty's embraced the regulations and inspections and began to flourish under the new laws, acquiring HACCP and USDA certifications.

Known for pushing boundaries and prototype testers to the limits, often leading to their demise, insurance companies frequently pressured at - the - time CEO, Rudolf Uhlenhaut, to ban Waxenberger from driving.

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Their often bizarre comments lead me to question the extent to which archaic labour attitudes have contributed to the demise of Australian manufacturing.

Health misinformation nearly led to my demise because I trusted those in the know... to know, but they often don't.

Some arenas use game - changing features including conveyor belts, slippery surfaces are more, and these can often catch you off guard and lead to your untimely demise, or sometimes even an unexpected victory.

More often than not, I found myself mobbed in a corner trying to fight my way out in order to get some distance between myself and my foes to try and heal my character, only to end up with a bullet in the back leading to my demise.

The combination of beautifully drawn artwork and fluid animation is simply gorgeous to look at, while the rock solid controller response feels crisp and perfectly suited to handling the fast - paced stages where a wrong click of the d - pad often leads to an early demise.

Every so often there would be a leveler or a trip wire or a bear trap meant for me, presumably, but I would always turn the tables on the Haunted and lead them right to their demise.

Each and every enemy encounter can lead to Detective Sebastian Castellanos» untimely demise, often in the most brutal way imaginable

In looking back at earlier civilizations, it was often a single environmental trend that led to their demise.

«We know from studying earlier civilizations such as the Sumerians, Mayans, and many others,» says Brown, «that more often than not it was food shortages that led to their demise.

Candlesticks and lead pipes were most often to blame for an imaginary character's demise.

Of all firms, small businesses and women - owned small businesses are particularly prone to financial struggle, which often times leads to the demise of these ventures.