Sentence examples for death and decline from inspiring English sources

In light of this, Mr. Ferrara's campaign seems a cry for life in a country steeped in death and decline.

Is there something in the air, say, the stench of death and decline of empire, to have inspired the recent spate of films about imperial power?

Other participants, when considering the potential community impact of an AGS closure, used phrases associated with death and decline such as 'ghost town' and 'final nail in the coffin'.

Food shortages can be caused by many factors, such as a loss of habitat, death and decline in quality of seagrass, and a disturbance of feeding caused by human activity.

Heart disease is a leading cause of death and decline among adults in much of the developed world.

Attrition due to the death and decline in the health of participants can cause particular problems in cohort studies of older people.

Garner's death was ultimately ruled a homicide, but a state grand jury determined that Pantaleo was not culpable for his death and declined to indict him in December 2014, prompting a fresh wave of protests across New York City.

Heath officials have recorded only 105 specifically heat-related deaths and declined to comment on the findings until a government study is complete.

The twin trends -- rising deaths and declining births -- are both rooted in the social and public-health upheavals that have swept the nation since the Soviet Union entered its death throes in 1991.

* A U.S. inquiry in 2001 found that American troops had killed civilian refugees at No Gun Ri during the Korean War, but the U.S. government took no legal responsibility for the deaths and declined to apologize.

A type of ranavirus (RV) is being blamed for gruesome deaths and declining populations of a wide range of species in the Picos de Europa National Park in northern Spain, according to research published online today in Current Biology.