Sentence examples for deaths cost from inspiring English sources

A 2015 report (pdf) by the UK's parliamentary group on TB suggests that multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) could cause millions of deaths, cost many billions of dollars and reduce global GDP.

In 1858, a Utah Expedition, under General Albert Sidney Johnston, was dispatched to bring submission; instead, it caused hundreds of deaths, cost $15 million and accomplished none of its objectives.

Two million annual deaths cost an average loss of income of US$11 billion, giving US$12 billion annually for the TB burden.

While Quebec estimates that occupational diseases account for approximately $834 million dollars annually in worker's compensation claims and occupational disease related deaths cost approximately $128 million, exact figures regarding the cost of occupational cancer were unclear [11].

The waging of total war caused tens -- perhaps hundreds -- of thousands of civilian deaths; cost more than $1 trillion, increasing the deficit and adding to our economic strain; and included torture, extrajudicial killing and other illegal activities, undermining the United States' ability to credibly promote human rights and democracy.

Outcome measures were number of patients infected, number of deaths, cost (in US$) per case prevented, and cost per death prevented compared to baseline where no preventive measures were implemented, as well as incremental cost per death averted compared with the corresponding lower level of alert status.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that there are 1.7 million hospital infections a year, resulting in nearly 90,000 deaths, costing the health system more than $11 billion.

In 2000, falls resulted in over 10,300 elderly deaths, costing the United States approximately $179 million in incidence and medical costs.

Do we really want deaths, costs, complications and lawsuits?

Major bleeding and thrombotic complications and associated deaths Cost- effectiveness Patient satisfaction and attitudes to self management.

Model outcomes include disease complications, deaths, costs, and quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs).