Sentence examples for death underlines from inspiring English sources

News surrounding his death underlines the sheer character that earned him and Cleo their eminence.

Ooko's death underlines a question for developing countries such as Kenya: how best to spend limited health resources?

Zalman Shoval, a former ambassador to the United States and now the spokesman for the rightist Likud Party, wrote today in The Jerusalem Post that Mr. Assad's death "underlines just how unreasonable was Israel's headlong rush into negotiations" with Syria.

The prime minister said his death "underlines once again the extraordinary work and sacrifice that British armed forces are making in Iraq, to help Iraq become a stable and democratic country that's no longer a threat to its region and the world".

Crucially, the disproportionate number of cancers that must be treated to prevent one death underlines the inadequate understanding of prostate cancer biology.

In a way, his death underlined striking differences between the antiwar protests of the Vietnam era and those of today.

He said images from Tripoli showing Megrahi in a coma and close to death underlined why he had been released in the first place and suggested that calls for his return to prison in Scotland had no legal standing.

This contrasts to hypoxia-ischemia in a preterm ovine model, which also revealed an immature dendritic arborization without detected neuronal cell death, underlining the specific role of inflammation in neonatal brain injury and the importance of the mode of injury [ 17].

As the deaths underline, the journey is not over for her yet.

The deaths underlined the grim trajectory of a conflict that shows little likelihood of a diplomatic breakthrough.

Likewise, if Mr Cameron's shaky statistics about cancer and stroke deaths underlined anything, it is that there is already too much variation in care.