Sentence examples for describe death from inspiring English sources

It's a shame that coverage of Paul Watson's Malcolm and Barbara was focused on the wording used to describe death from Alzheimer's.

The phrase could have been forged to describe Death and the King's Horseman, the best-known (if seldom performed) play by this poet, novelist and dramatist.

So when press reports reflexively describe death tolls in Syria as "unverified" without further explanation of what, precisely, they mean by this, they do the wider public a disservice, perpetuating the notion that deaths in armed conflict are impossible to document reliably.

The aim of this article was to describe death rates and years of life lost prematurely (YLLP) in relation to alcohol consumption in the Canary Islands.

Between 2005 and 2012, the NRLS received 62 reports that clearly describe death or severe harm associated with the use of cement in hip hemiarthroplasty for fractured neck of femur.

Of these, 62 were judged by the reviewers to describe death or severe harm associated, in the description provided by the reporter, with the use of cement in hip hemiarthroplasty for fractured neck of femur.

I especially like to mention the work of researchers Kathryn Edin and H. Luke Shaefer, who wrote $2 A Day. They'd discovered almost one and a half million living in what the World Bank calls extreme poverty, modified by the adjective we use to describe death-defying sport.

Simple descriptive statistics were used to describe deaths according to gender, cause of death, and place of death.

Physicians describe deaths from unknown causes on hospital charts and death certificates by recording the medical conditions that preceded death.

To describe deaths in prison among opioid-dependent people, and examine associations between receipt of opioid substitution therapy (OST) and risk of death in prison.

He described death rates as a nonsense.