Sentences with phrase «potential demise»

It's been a topic that's come up with more frequency over the last year given the much debated potential demise of traditional publishing as we know it.

The financial crisis and its aftermath have brought to light the crisis of European integration, more precisely the crisis and potential demise of a certain approach to integration pursued since the early 1950s.

The bill's potential demise comes a day before lawmakers are scheduled to adjourn the legislative session for the remainder of the year.

«I think it could,» Nathaniel Popper, a New York Times reporter and author of the recently published Bitcoin book, Digital Gold, said about Bitcoin's potential demise.

Liam McGee got the company to see its potential demise with clear eyes — and then gave it a second life.

Forums are already frequented by users debating a possible larger camera lens or the potential demise of the traditional headphone jack.

Talks have stalled in recent years, but the potential demise of the TPP could provide a boost to bilateral efforts.

«I don't take any glee in Peter's potential demise,» said attorney and former district leader Luis Sepulveda, who lost to Rivera in a hard - fought September primary race.

And maybe you know for sure it just isn't worth the potential demise of your Egyptian cotton sheets.

And this film is certainly choppy, enough to confuse the heck out of us when we're shown characters w're barely intriduced to lamenting Mia's potential demise.

 Fans of the Cap are up in arms over the potential demise and are none too pleased with the thought of having just Sebastian Stan (Bucky / The Winter Solider) left to pick up the pieces.

Who would have ever thought that a computer plus the Internet could equal the potential demise or dramatic transformation of movie theaters, record stores, drug stores and shopping malls and grocery stores.

Sept. 25: Heins promises to restore the BlackBerry phone's stature as a trailblazing device even as many investors fret about its potential demise.

Which might explain in part why a non-fiction author, faced with the potential demise of the firms who foot the bill for production of such magna opus, might panic at the prospect.

Cold, defenseless, and fatigued, the man does his best to run from his potential demise, and in doing so falls down a cliff and into a cave deep below.

With a preacher's zeal, Mr. Gore sets out to strike terror into us and our children and make us feel we are all complicit in the potential demise of the planet.

But the potential demise of Kentucky Bourbon?

«When the most powerful leader in the world is actively rejecting the science that is signifying the potential demise of the planet, there is no greater urgency,»

«When the most powerful leader in the world is actively rejecting the science that is signifying the potential demise of the planet, there is no greater urgency,» Hahn said.

While no one should celebrate the potential demise of the world's only climate treaty with binding emission cuts, the reasoning of the Japanese leadership on this issue is practically unassailable.

This should then help prevent a situation whereby the majority of its revenue earners «jump ship» to pastures new, leaving the business unable to fulfil its services to the paying public and ultimately, to a potential demise.

The COO would have an insurable interest in the CEO, as his employment would surely be at stake if the CEO passed away, causing the potential demise of the business.