Sentence examples for deaths is difficult from inspiring English sources

Determining whether particular gun control laws would have, on balance, prevented some of those deaths is difficult.

He said that dealing with war deaths is difficult but that to back away now would send a dangerous message.

(Fifty-one percent were suicides, and 44percentt homicides). Determining whether particular gun control laws would have, on balance, prevented some of those deaths is difficult.

Defining heat-related deaths is difficult, and most locations could not provide current numbers, but Maryland officials have blamed the heat for causing the deaths of 16 people so far this year.

Calculating an overall trend in climate-related deaths is difficult due to the irregularity of severe storms, Boersma says, though the link between extreme weather and chick death demonstrates that as extreme weather increases in coming years, chick death will increase in turn.

Moreover, the definition of pregnancy-related deaths is difficult to grasp, even at present (11).

Like all deaths, these deaths are difficult, but they are controlled, unsurprising, anticipated.

Don't look for pathos, however; the lives of these women hardly exist on the page, so their deaths are difficult to mourn.

Maternal deaths are difficult to count because they are relatively rare events, and are prone to misclassification and under-reporting.

For the analysis of malaria-diagnosed deaths, the fitted distributions were re-scaled to exclude children under 1 month of age, as neonatal deaths are difficult to attribute and malaria is not considered a major problem in this age group.

While MMRs provide an indication of trends in mortality rates over time, maternal deaths are difficult to study, given their rarity.