Sentence examples for deaths were higher from inspiring English sources

Snow showed that cholera deaths were higher for residents in homes served by the Southwark and Vauxhall Company than for residents in locations served by the Lambeth Company.

Cameron says it is "intellectually incoherent" for Miliband not to accept that winter deaths were higher when he was energy secretary, and for him to think he can control the price of energy.

Modern-day heart disease deaths were higher in states that experienced a rapid rise out of poverty between 1950 and 1980 — even when controlling for the effects of obesity, smoking and education level.

In years with high seasonal activity, numbers of norovirus-associated deaths were higher.

In addition, deaths were higher in 1918 than in 1920 for persons 25 39 years of age, but deaths were higher in 1920 for those 5 24 years of age.

Neonatal deaths were higher when residence was nearest to a maternity unit, but not at longer distances.

"And rates of overdose deaths were high".

The proportions of unexplained deaths were high in both groups.

Although rates of absolute excess deaths were highest for older adults (Table 2) during this pandemic wave, the RR for death was highest among young adults 20 29 years of age, 54%–107% above baseline.

However, the mean number of deaths was higher than average over a prolonged period between February and April.

The total number of deaths is higher when looking at data compiled by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, a nonprofit that tracks officer deaths in real time.