Sentence examples for deaths because of from inspiring English sources

The report suggested the agency has undercounted deaths because of inconsistent classification.

There were 30,000 deaths because of the cold winter last year.

There have been other estimates of premature deaths because of air pollution.

Calculations of premature deaths because of outdoor air pollution are politically threatening in the eyes of some Chinese officials.

Some 50,000 people in the UK suffer premature deaths because of nitrogen oxide emitted by diesel vehicles, estimates show.

We are in danger of making it impossible for pathologists or paediatricians to scrutinise cot deaths because of our concern for the parents.

He said that the Americans suffered few deaths because of their superb training, which required live-fire maneuvers, particularly at night, that simulated the conditions of war.

It is the dirtiest of fossil fuels which contributes heavily to climate change and causes large numbers of deaths because of pollution produced when burning it.

Mr. Okomore foresees repercussions beyond the deaths: "Because of the explosion and the destruction, the farms we have won't produce anymore -- even the river has been polluted.

A disquieting indicator in Florida, she said, was an overall rise in child deaths because of abuse and neglect in recent years.

"There has been a drastic drop in the deer deaths because of collisions in that area; it seems to be working," said Scott King, the town's highway superintendent.