Sentence examples for Become deceased from inspiring English sources

There's plenty of ambiguity in these two sentences (at least in their English translations), and some wiggle room, too, which grammar fiends around the Internet are picking up on: the first sentence might mean "work produced by a person who has died since producing it"; it might mean "work produced by a person since they have become deceased" (nonsense).

2. There are many generous people who might become deceased and living kidney donors, but they need to learn what donation involves.

This suggests that we should be pursuing avenues for intervention such as educational programs to increase public awareness particularly among older citizens about the option of registering on the State Organ and Tissue Donor Registries or checking their driver's licenses to indicate willingness to become deceased donors.

The rationale for this was that case records are usually 'marked' by medical record' staff when a patient becomes deceased.

During the 5 year follow-up period 60%% of the study cohort was hospitalised and 12%percentnt became deceased.

You are so close to the action wherever you sit in the Tobacco Factory that it might seem impossible to pull off an illusion, and yet, shielded and disclosed by lighting, soldiers unravel and turn out to be the dead; one military chap shrugs off his coat to become a deceased queen.

If you would like to become a deceased donor, it's important to designate it on your driver's license and join your state registry to document your wishes about donation.

Gavin Sundwall stood beside the grave, a Bible in hand, and read John 11 25-26: "I am the resurrection and the life...".. Two taxi drivers, who had become the deceased woman's chauffeurs during the last years of her life, shared memories of her and shed tears.

Arroway finds herself in a surreal beachfront landscape similar to a childhood picture she drew of Pensacola, Florida, and a blurry figure approaches that becomes her deceased father.

When the relationships are taken in the aggregate, the sad individual twists of fate that endeared the impostors to their lovers become cynical commonplaces: deceased parents, estranged siblings, urgent errands, rushed goodbyes, dozens of fictitious children and exes and old friends killed off or dispatched to the far corners of the Commonwealth.

The inadequate supply and quality of organs that become available from deceased humans remain major hurdles for successful organ transplantation.