Sentence examples for death challenges from inspiring English sources
To speak about death challenges the living.
This great actor's death challenges set notions about success and creativity.
But the furor following Garner's death challenges the core principle of NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton: the "Broken Windows" model of aggressively policing minor infractions.
But still, I would say, that we have three tremendous life or death challenges: One: we have 305,000 children under five years of age that die every year from preventable causes, which could be just a matter of arriving in time.
Previous video footage, which emerged a few days after his death, challenged the original official version of events.
Ahead of the climate talks in December, Clár Ní Chonghaile visited Somaliland where changes to weather patterns are becoming a life and death challenge to pastoralists as drought and cyclones kill their herds and leave families vulnerable.
He said: "Her holy life and her tragic death challenge us to renew our efforts to safeguard our young -- to protect them from insidious evil that would rob them of their innocence and scar them for life".
GVBD results in a sharply demarcated loss of pigment in the animal pole, which, although distinct from apoptotic morphology, renders visual determination of whether a meiotic oocyte (post-GVBD) is undergoing apoptotic death challenging.
He did so, though, with tremendous guilt over engaging in something so seemingly frivolous while others were facing life-and-death challenges back home.
But a range of civil proceedings dealing with the legacy of the conflict would be affected, including any future judicial reviews of investigations into conflict-related deaths, challenges relating to decisions not to prosecute, and civil actions for damages that concern miscarriages of justice, cases of ill-treatment or unlawful killings.
RaiseForWomen is committed to empowering women both in the U.S. and abroad, including in some places where women are facing life-or-death challenges every day.
