Sentence examples for consequent death from inspiring English sources

The similarity of population-level effects in mollusks exposed to TBT and BPA, specifically oviduct ruptures and a consequent death of females, may indicate that comparable ecological consequences arise from both compounds.

It is a story about a family broken by the London bombings and the consequent death of their daughter, Rose, and how her brother Jamie desperately tries to deal with the devastation left in her wake.

As architect, with George Bush Junior, of the invasion of Iraq and the consequent death of more than a million Iraqis, the man unwilling to condemn the Israelis' invasion of Lebanon in 2006 and the destruction wreaked in Gaza this year, he has lost credibility among Arabs.

I asked him about the war and got the expected answer: 'Which war?' I asked him about government repression, and he explained how state censorship, enforced amnesia and the consequent death of journalism invariably increase the significance of fiction and poetry as aids in expressing frustration against officialdom.

The Great Leap Forward, the obligatory nation-wide construction of backyard steel furnaces and the consequent death by starvation of 30 to 40 million people in the famine that was later blamed on "three years of natural disasters," and the catastrophic 10 years of the Cultural Revolution — these momentous events are too absurd, too cruel and too unpleasant for people to recount.

They were left to feed on the bacteria, and consequent death was recorded everyday.

Melson, after all, was responsible for overseeing the ATF's botched gun-tracking operations that led to the trafficking of thousands of weapons into Mexico and countless consequent deaths – including that of US customs agent Brian Terry.

The Iliad, which is set in the 10th year of the war, tells of the quarrel between Agamemnon and Achilles, who was the finest Greek warrior, and the consequent deaths in battle of (among others) Achilles' friend Patroclus and Priam's eldest son, Hector.

These are set and examined within a context of commercial fishing practices and the consequent deaths of rare dolphins.

7 The prevalence of CHD is highest in persons aged >65 years, and most coronary events and consequent deaths occur in this age-group.

When mortality is the endpoint the events that are not of primary interest (in this application those events that account for the remaining cancer consequent deaths) act as competing causes of death as they preclude the event of interest from occurring.