Sentence examples for death with more from inspiring English sources

"Never perhaps did any man suffer death with more justice, or deserve it less".

Still, it is depressingly likely that some day soon a group of committed jihadis will seek to avenge his death with more bloodshed.

In recent months Belarus has executed one person and condemned four more to death, with more cases pending in which capital punishment is likely, according to investigators with the Paris-based human rights organisation FIDH, and the Viasna human rights centre in Minsk.

When friends approached, she took their pictures, laughing sometimes; she looked comfortable and radiant, and seemed — as she did in the obituary she wrote for Reed, as well as in her tribute to him in Rolling Stone — to be handling Reed's death with more love, warmth, and grace than anyone.

"As far as I'm aware, young people deal with death with more pragmatism — 'Where's Grandmum gone?' — than any adult I've ever met," said Mr. Marmion, whose credits include five stagings of "Macbeth" in the last six years, including as the associate director of the Patrick Stewart-led production on Broadway in 2008.

Well known examples of crowd disasters include the 1990 stampede in Mecca (where 1426 people died inside a pedestrian tunnel) [17] or the 2010 German Love Parade disaster where 21 people were trampled to death (with more than 500 having been injured) when a mass panic broke out [18].

Hereafter, the term "single infection death" indicates death certificates with only one infection reported, and "co-infection death" indicates death certificates with more than one infection reported.

Technical death metal: Death metal with more complex rhythmic patterns.

But developing countries still account for 99% of the deaths, with more than half in sub-Saharan Africa.

This was an articulation of futility: it begged Americans not to compound the mindlessness of the students' deaths with more empty words.

Safety groups have slammed as 'lamentable' the UK's position at 10th in the European league on child pedestrian deaths, with more than 100 children knocked down and killed every year, or one death per 100,000 population against top performer Sweden at 0.2.