Sentence examples for death will help from inspiring English sources

Since she has left her money to the church, her death will help many others.

JON LEE ANDERSON: I dont think most Americans are feeling relieved and happy because they necessarily think OBL's death will help us in Afghanistan; I think it's a collective emotional response in reaction to the news of the death — the punishment — of a man who had been the nemesis, not just of the US government, but of all Americans, somehow, ever since 9/11.

"My hope is that the coverage of this case and the events leading up to Claire's death will help publicise the potentially harmful effects of DMAA during extreme exertion".

I have heard of Shiite politicians who say that Hussein's death will help repress the Sunni insurgency by depriving it of a figurehead and rallying point and by destroying the chance of a Baathist restoration.

Better understanding of the features of MV-induced cell death will help to design appropriate clinical strategies for targeting aggressive human neoplasms.

Therefore, it stands to reason that supporting mothers in being able to acknowledge the baby's life and death will help them accept their infant's existence while knowing they are not living.

"A better understanding at a population level of what is driving poorer survival and avoidable deaths will help to inform the collaborative development of targeted interventions, respecting principles of self-determination and engaging in meaningful dialogue with the Indigenous community".

Mr. Lanning introduced a bill in March that would have established a ban but it never made it out of committee, and he hopes that concern over the recent deaths will help it pass this year.

"Enemies of the people" confess because of torture or a desire to protect families (often killed or exiled anyway); but also, sometimes, out of a conviction that conniving in their own deaths will help the Party.Then there is the carnage and heroism of the war and the wartime hopes of a better life, soon extinguished by yet more famine and repressions.

Hopefully these senseless and tragic deaths will help to shatter the stigma, bring focus to the universality of the problem and the need to take action to save lives.

Second, repealing the death penalty will help us continue to make Maryland a safer state by allowing us to focus scarce resources on crime-fighting tactics and strategies that work.