Sentence examples for attributed death of from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s, after the attributed death of six cows and two horses to the lead contamination of the nearby non-ferrous industry, the metallurgical industry was increasingly recognized as not only dangerous for occupationally exposed people, but also for the people living in the neighbourhood [ 12].

For fifteen years, the New York filmmaker Parvez Sharma attributed the death of his mother, a Muslim, to her discovery of his homosexuality.

The item was prompted by a ruling from a British coroner who attributed the death of a 59-year-old retired soccer player last year to "industrial disease".

Israeli officials had initially attributed the death of the prisoner, Arafat Jaradat, 30, to a heart attack; Palestinian officials said that the lack of heart damage, coupled with the signs on Mr. Jaradat's body, pointed to torture.

We attributed the death of a tree to the pinewood nematode according to the following typical symptoms: browning needles, many sawyer oviposition scars, declining of resin excretion, and blue xylem stains.

Three respondents attributed the death of previous audit committees to the failure of the hospital administration to implement audit recommendations.

This was illustrated by one mother who attributed the death of her sister to failure to comply to midwives advice: "My sister was four months pregnant.

Another could attribute the death of a known drug user to overdose, when in fact the death resulted from dehydration, pneumonia or another health condition.

Writing in Citiscope, Olli Sulopuisto attributes the death of the service to the lack of scale of users to make it cost effective, and the significant public cost of achieving that.

However, he attributes the death of his wife and daughter to this trait, saying that if he had defied orders, he may have been able to protect them.

First, participants reported their family history during a routine clinical examination that preceded the survey about ACEs, reducing the possibility of bias toward attributing premature death of family member to ACEs.