Sentence examples for common killings from inspiring English sources
The shooting, on Nov. 26, was one more jarring reminder of just how common killings seem to have grown on the streets of Chicago, the nation's third-largest city, where 506 homicides were reported in 2012, a 16 percent increase over the year before, even as the number of killings remained relatively steady or dropped in some cities, including New York.
North Belfast is the most common killing ground in Northern Ireland -- about a sixth of all 3,200 victims of the conflict over British rule in the province have been killed here since 1969.
Professor Stephen Spiro, of the British Lung Foundation, said lung cancer remained the most common killing cancer in men and women and was related to smoking in 80% of cases.
The common killing mechanisms either inhibition of protein synthesis or inhibition of DNA synthesis along with other known or unknown mechanisms, such as the membrane-damaging ability of the peptide, make the combination of GM or TC or CF with α-MSH synergistic [ 68].
Rapes are far more common than killings, but the serious looting is very pronounced.
She said: "The fact that she was killed on her way to court shows a serious failure by the state to provide security for someone who – given how common such killings are in Pakistan – was obviously at risk".
Everyone obviously agreed that carbon was the common climate-killing enemy of all nations, but with commitments of lots of money it could be defeated.
There's also some indication that at least one of the most common bacteria-killing compounds alters the way hormones work.
Honor killings, common in eastern Turkey, are unknown in Kizilcakisla, but the Cerans and the Simseks in the village never speak now.
Beating and stoning are two of the most common ways the killings are carried out.
She added that "in many incidents, victims appear to have been deliberately targeted on religious grounds".. Accounts of violence in CAR have become increasingly brutal, with reports of mob killings common.
