"bereavement by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the experience of someone who has lost a loved one. The phrase is often used in formal or legal contexts, such as in obituaries, condolence letters, or in a will. Example: After the sudden bereavement by her husband's death, Mary found comfort in the support of her friends and family.
Considering that the association between bereavement by suicide and suicide in bereaved siblings is the strongest observed in this study, it could also reflect the 'copycat phenomenon' that is, suicides in bereaved siblings could be caused by imitation of suicidal behaviour.
After an off-kilter start, "The Flight That Fought Back" tries something different, exploring bereavement by refusing to ply these people for those most maudlin insights.
The former dictator of Chad has been ordered to pay millions of dollars to victims of rape, torture and bereavement by a court in Senegal.
· Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide, Centre 88, Saner Street, Hull HU3 2TR, has more than 20 meeting groups throughout the UK.
That is echoed later, when he makes Alonso, his brother's ally, suffer the pangs of bereavement, by conjuring up a hallucinatory masque.
If you are affected by any of the issues mentioned in this article, contact the Samaritans or Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide.
But The Fall also happened to be BBC2's most-watched original drama in nearly a decade; in fact, viewers were by and large not repelled but gripped by the slowly entwining stories of Paul Spector – bereavement counsellor by day, serial killer by night – and of the ensuing police manhunt, led by Gillian Anderson's icily cool DSI Stella Gibson.
He was rescued from his bereavement not by a séance but by a fascination with the relationship between growing up and growing old.
Sometimes the severance is actually caused by bereavement, and sometimes by unsynchronised retirement: carrying on after Ronnie Barker quit The Two Ronnies on health grounds, Ronnie Corbett remained permanently in work but would always seem to be followed by a shadow.
Everyday stressors are represented by cars, and major stressors –divorce, bereavement, redundancy – by lorries.
For most people, the guilt, regret and other emotions traumatic losses inspire will dissipate in time, healed in the company of family members and friends, by the rituals and traditions of bereavement and by the outpouring of support that Americans have offered the victims.
