Sentence examples for currently die from inspiring English sources

Around 70% of people say they want to die at home, yet around 60% currently die in hospital.

By contrast, a recent study estimates that 400,000 people worldwide currently die each year due to hunger and communicable diseases aggravated by climate change, while 4.5 million die from air pollution caused by the use of fossil fuels.

A massive new report commissioned by the U.K. government has found that, if left unchecked, by the middle of this century drug-resistant bacteria could kill 10 million people a year more than currently die of cancer.

Claire Williment said there was "no magic formula" to cutting down the tally of three people a day who currently die while waiting for a donor organ, and predicted switching to a system of presumed consent may only yield 100 extra donors each year.

Globally, the World Health Organization estimates that at least 140,000 people currently die each year as a result of climate change while millions more are made ill (e.g., asthma, heatstroke, infectious disease) or otherwise physically harmed (e.g., from extreme weather events).

A report issued last year by the U.K. government argued that if measures aren't taken to stem the rising tide of antibiotic resistance, 10 million people a year could be dying from superbugs by 2050 more than currently die from cancer.

The 805 million people currently dying of starvation worldwide can finally rest easy: their saviour has come.

People are not currently dying of hunger but the overall health of the population will be severely affected by hunger-related illnesses.

In a world where people are currently dying in the struggle to achieve the rule of law, Britain's standing depends on it.

The World Health Organization estimates that at least 140,000 people are currently dying each year as a result of climate change, while millions more become ill (from asthma, heatstroke, and infectious disease, for example).

The decision to go down on his knee drew sharper attention to his gesture, which was in protest against the number of black people currently dying throughout the US at the hands of the police.