Sentence examples for contributed to suicide from inspiring English sources

The deaths of the young men at Glen Parva contributed to suicide figures being at a 10-year high.

The agonising problem for parents is that discovering the factors that have contributed to suicide can be very difficult - especially with young men.

Loss and conflict were experienced significantly less often by the accident victims than suicide victims, which gives us reason to believe that both factors might have contributed to suicide.

In order to understand what this means it is necessary to understand how the gender roles in this community had been before the war and how the war had changed these roles and responsibilities in a way that contributed to suicide for both men and women, albeit in very different ways [ 59, 60].

Ostensibly, the law is intended to curb anonymous abuse that is said to have contributed to suicides, but critics say it stifles political dissent.

MPs have called for an independent inquiry into whether withdrawing benefits from jobless people judged not to be actively seeking work has contributed to suicides.

Future research may also benefit from the inclusion of a measure of impulsivity, as this is likely to contribute to suicide attempts among individuals experiencing suicidal ideation [ 38].

8 9 Prevention and/or treatment of complicated grief can decrease the risk of suicidal behaviour and contribute to suicide prevention; however, this has not yet been clinically investigated.

Therefore, I don't execute it.' Similarly, C14 said, 'I don't know how to go about doing it [commit suicide].' This study contributes to suicide studies by describing triggers of suicidal ideation and protective factors against executing suicide as reported by older psychiatric outpatients within a year of their first suicidal ideation.

* Preventing hazing of troops, which can contribute to suicide, and weed out abusive leaders.

There are so many things that tend to contribute to suicide that blaming one particular game is almost impossible".