Sentence examples for deaths close to from inspiring English sources

Local groups are gaining strength, spurred by too many deaths close to home.

It was the shock of violence, the fear and anger and sorrow that comes from hearing about deaths close to home.

On Monday, Angelino Alfano, the centre-right interior minister was quoted as saying: "There have been many deaths close to Libya; our ships are there to bring back the dead and rescue the living.

The United Kingdom performs poorly in international comparisons of colorectal cancer survival with much of the deficit owing to high numbers of deaths close to the time of diagnosis.

If it feels good, we'll take action (write a short Tweet or post something on Facebook), but if it requires asking why "terror" hasn't been defeated after 6,845 American deaths, close to 1 million Americans injured, and close to $6 trillion, we for some reason just can't muster up the energy.

Last week, over at The Atlantic, Jacoba Urist wrote about a truism in journalism: deaths closer to home matter more.

He was badly affected by 9/11; a series of deaths closer to home left him even more despairing than usual.

But the published FBI tallies cover even fewer of the total deaths, closer to 41%, in part because the FBI publishes no data from Florida.

Drummer Rigby was hacked to death close to Woolwich barracks in south London last Wednesday and Adebowale and Adebolajo were subsequently both arrested on suspicion of the murder.

A man has been stabbed to death close to a main road in West Yorkshire.

The two men are accused of running Fusilier Rigby over in a car and hacking him to death close to Woolwich Barracks.