Sentence examples for declining death from inspiring English sources

Along with greatly improved treatment, it is credited with contributing to the declining death rate from breast cancer.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Seven American soldiers were killed in fighting in eastern and southern Afghanistan over the weekend, after several weeks of declining death tolls among NATO forces.

By the beginning of the 21st century, AIDS had become the major disease in Kenya and threatened to reverse the declining death rate.

Though hammered regularly by cyclone-driven floods, it has seen declining death counts since it began investing in warning systems, shelters, coastal housing standards and evacuation plans.

In low-income countries, declining death rates were more than offset by population growth and greater total exposure to polluted air.

Dr. Berry said the researchers would try to explain the declining death rates to see if they can determine whether tamoxifen or mammography or both can account for those decreases.

This increasing prominence of neonatal encephalopathy over time with declining deaths from other major neonatal conditions especially sepsis has not been previously reported.

Since 1970, death from infections has been declining while death from NCDs has been increasing.

The analysis correlates declining U.S. death rates over the past half-century with funding for the National Institutes of Health.

Ten were withdrawn before their first interview due to declining health, death or loss of contact.

BIRTH, growth, decline, death: it is the usual cycle for people, companies and industries.