Sentence examples for deadly rise from inspiring English sources

Another coal miner died this week the 14th this year, in what is becoming a deadly rise.

They ran an AMAZING article on it today, called: "The deadly rise of 'hippy crack': For celebrities, it's the party drug du jour.

Here at VICE's Indonesia office, we've spent a fair amount of time tracing the deadly rise of JAD, from the bombing of a bus station in Jakarta to the recent attacks in Surabaya and Sidoarjo, East Java.

It was up to Avery to find his own back-up plan, but because the province's recovery industry is so strained by the deadly rise of super-potent synthetic opioids, he had no luck finding a comparable treatment centre bed.

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The documents contain a steady drumbeat of local hustles that are certainly deadly but rise to the level of a national security threat against the U.S. only when we insist on making their history our own.

Han focussed on bread-and-butter issues, railing against the waste of taxpayer dollars on new road signs in Shanghai, and pointing out, after a deadly high-rise fire, that the city of skyscrapers still had "water cannons that reach only six or seven floors".

He also has spoken out about a number of national scandals, including the deaths of students in shoddily built schools that collapsed during the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, children killed or sickened by tainted infant formula and a deadly high-rise fire in Shanghai that killed 58 people and was blamed on negligent workers and corrupt inspectors.

Rebecca Hall is a fine actor who starred in the best Woody Allen film in years, but she's better known now for her role in a recent tabloid splash, after she was cast as the femme fatale, or deadly English rose, who could, possibly, have destroyed the marriage of Sam Mendes and Kate Winslet.

It soon proved deadly in high-rise blocks where poorly educated or unemployed youths wasted away their time.

"Their current fragile profitability is going to be shot to pieces in the years ahead by a deadly marriage of rising fossil fuel prices and new regulatory constraints that will be rooted in the extent to which they are hated".