Sentence examples for care to avoid death from inspiring English sources

Such patients must be provided intravenous fluids and round-the-clock care to avoid death.

"We're all trying to avoid death.

There's nothing one can do to avoid death.

Injured podocytes attempt to avoid death and regenerate.

Centcom spokesman Lt Co Kyle Raines said the coalition takes great care to avoid civilian deaths.

If founded, it would be one of the worst cases of civilian casualties in the nine-year war, coming as a leak of thousands of military documents on Sunday casts new scrutiny on whether American and coalition forces have taken enough care to avoid civilian deaths, and whether all of them have been reported by the military.

Many survivors face a lifetime of disability – including learning disabilities and visual and hearing problems – and require extra care to avoid illness and death from secondary, preventable complications including hypothermia.

Those three wolves will harass a bison or an elk, taking great care to avoid antlers or horns, which can mean death.

So we should take care to avoid jumping to conclusions about the circumstances surrounding Mr. Sparkman's death.

The filmmakers are circumspect in what they show, taking care to avoid focusing on the wounded and the dead, but the impact of battlefield death and injury has rarely been captured so unsparingly.

Israel "takes great care" to avoid civilian casualties and is therefore, by necessity, not responsible for Palestinian civilian deaths.