Sentence examples for because of the fatalities from inspiring English sources

Enzo Ferrari, the Ferrari founder (who was called the Saturn, or devourer of his children, because of the fatalities during his tenure), might have been more important to Formula One than any driver, but romances like "Rush" don't belong to the owners: they belong to the workers, the grim ones and the smiling ones, the ones with the death wish and the ones with the gushers of Champagne.

Because of the fatalities, and some alleged transgressive behaviour of team members (namely rock collecting), the Dalai Lama subsequently declared Tibet closed to British explorers, and the mountain was not attempted again until the 1930s.

The scrutiny of health and safety of personnel working in underground coal mines is heightened because of fatalities and disasters that occur every year worldwide.

Of the fatalities, 91% were intentional poisonings.

Nine of the fatalities are children, she says.

Of the fatalities, 193 were Dutch nationals.

More than half of the fatalities occurred in Baltimore County.

"Because of the high fatality rate, many people in affected areas associate isolation wards with a sure death sentence, and prefer to care for loved ones in homes or seek assistance from traditional healers.

Because of the high fatality rates, its incidence approximately equals the mortality rate and nearly 53% of all liver cancer deaths worldwide were in China [ 2, 3].

Because of the high fatality rate and damaging effects resulting from untreated meningitis in rural high-poverty areas, a simple, low-cost, highly sensitive methodology is in great need for the immediate and early diagnosis of meningitis.

However, mortality data for lung cancer are a very reasonable proxy for incidence because of the high fatality of lung cancer and the good quality of data from death certificates (Schottenfeld and Fraumeni 2006).