Sentence examples for common deaths from inspiring English sources

In the parts of the world where it is more common — deaths in those regions are in the thousands rather than the dozens — terror attacks appear to be decreasing.

Foot-pad burn was half as common, deaths in transit were 70percentnt less likely, and rejects at the slaughterhouse were 1.6percentnt compared to 1.9 - in other words, 30,000 fewer rejects at an abattoir that slaughters 10 million chickens a year.

Pre-maturity and low birth weight, congenital malformations, and pneumonia and  other respiratory diseases are the most common deaths among infants less than one year old.

Although malnutrition is still common, death from starvation is no longer a daily threat even for the poorest citizens.

This American masterpiece by Augustus Saint-Gaudens portrays a white officer leading black soldiers towards a common death in the civil war.

The painting may have been inspired by the death of Pomare V, the former king of Tahiti, shortly after Gauguin's arrival there in 1891, although decapitation was not a common death ritual.

John Dean, managing director of specialist firm Punter Southall Health & Protection, told Guardian Money that in the retail sector the most common death-in-service benefit was around two to three times annual salary.

Nearly 1,000 medical workers in Belfast staged a one-day strike today, after a hospital employee received a letter, reportedly sent by a Protestant paramilitary group, that contained a bullet, a common death threat here.

It should bring a closer kinship, a better understanding, and a deeper sympathy for the wayfarers who must live a common life and die a common death.

It seems all the artworks I like have a few things in common: death, decay, and the never-ending enigma of transience.

To determine whether Psen cDKO hippocampal neurons share a common death mechanism with Psen cDKO cortical neurons, we analyzed brain sections with Fluoro-Jade B, TUNEL labeling, and active caspases.