Sentence examples for acknowledged mortality from inspiring English sources

Upon comparing commonly acknowledged mortality risks, it has been estimated that a 10 µg/m reduction in ambient PM2.5 pollution (roughly equivalent to eradicating all anthropogenic particles) would have a larger impact on life expectancy in England and Wales than eliminating road traffic accidents or passive smoking (IOM 2006).

The trust acknowledges mortality was too high over the years 2011-14.

At the same time he took pains to acknowledge mortality and decay, focusing his more personal work on cigarette butts, sidewalk detritus and, in his 70s, on animal skulls.

At the same time, he took pains to acknowledge mortality and decay in his photographs, focusing his more personal work on cigarette butts, sidewalk detritus and, while in his 70s, on the skulls of wild animals.

Web sites like The Conversation Project and PREPARE, campaigns like National Healthcare Decisions Day in April, my own posts here — all reflect the idea that Americans can overcome their apparent aversion to acknowledging mortality if their children will just talk to them.

"I hope that we'll be on the road for a few more years at least," Mr. Cohen had said earlier, acknowledging mortality and just as urbanely shrugging it off.

It's like saying to God, "Okay, I can die now because I've planned for it and acknowledged my mortality".

Patients who can get even part of the way to acknowledging their mortality ultimately do themselves, their relatives and even their oncologists an untold favour.

But also on display was their quasi-religious connection with the president — and the refusal among many to acknowledge his mortality.

We acknowledge our mortality, but should we give it much thought?

They did acknowledge increased mortality when the 25(OH D < 15 ng/ml.