Sentence examples for death was compared from inspiring English sources
The risk of maternal death was compared with our general obstetric population during this interval.
The shooting death was compared to the Taliban's attack last October on a Pakistani schoolgirl, Malala Yousafzai.
His death was compared to that of Georgi Markov, the Bulgarian dissident killed by a poison-tipped umbrella in London 32 years before, and the 2006 murder of Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko.
This summer, as we know, stock in Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia went up thirty-seven per cent the day Stewart was sentenced to five months in federal jail and five months of tasteful house arrest after her conviction for obstruction of justice and lying to investigators; and President Ronald Reagan, eulogized upon his death, was compared to Winston Churchill and Abraham Lincoln.
Blood is cheap in #palestine The furore surrounding Cecil's death was compared by some to the perceived lack of outrage at the death of a migrant who died in the Channel Tunnel, with many also questioning why Cecil's death was seemingly prioritised by the media over a human's.
Cause of death was compared to survival time.
Only in France could you record a reggae version of your national anthem, outraging upright citizens, and then, at your death, be compared to Baudelaire by the President.
That this question is a difficult one, indeed, becomes clear when the reactions of the tribes of Patagonia in a case of death are compared.
Differences in the proportion of different medication classes or specific agents being present or lethal at the time of death were compared between the BD and non-BD as well as BD and unipolar depression self-poisoning groups using a series of χ 2 tests.
Christ's death is compared to Abraham Zapruder's film of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, which Manson called "the only thing that's happened in modern times to equal the crucifixion".
