Sentence examples for a true death from inspiring English sources

So 700 dolphin carcasses, now stored at freezers awaiting analysis, could represent a true death toll of up to 175,000 of the animals.

As a result, cancer went undiagnosed and untreated, a true death sentence.

As experts keep pointing out, the law's subsidies basically make a true "death spiral" in these states impossible, since they insulate lower-income consumers from price hikes.

But many experts have said the market problems, while real, may be temporary ― and that key elements of the law, including subsidies that discount the price of insurance for lower- and many middle-income purchasers, are enough to keep a true death spiral from happening.

This concept has also led to a true "death valley" [ 51], where basic research findings are rarely transformed into solutions for patients.

Such a disappearance was not true death; rather, it was the occasion of the ancestor's metamorphosis into an orisha.

Even if it was true, death is an awfully high price to pay for a few dollars worth of gold.

For the Explorer, for example, there was a 95percentt chance that the true death rate of car drivers was 7 to 13 per 1,000 crashes.

At least 371 people were killed by the storm; however, this is considered a conservative estimate and the true death toll may never be known.

Half a century on, the government still treats the famine as a natural disaster and denies the true death toll.

It is now believed that this was a low estimate and that the true death toll between 1999 and 2004 was somewhere around 90,000 - 140,000.