Sentence examples for died thanks from inspiring English sources
Some even say that the costs of prohibition far outweigh the benefits (although there is no body count of people who haven't died thanks to drug control versus those who have been killed in the crossfire).
Over the past 27 years, half its coral has died, thanks to the bleaching, cyclones and the spread of the predatory crown-of-thorns starfish.Judith Wright, a distinguished Australian poet, helped launch one of the first conservation movements to save the reef in the 1960s.
They always received a letter back signed by Lydia even long after the lady died, thanks to those who kept the company going.
A 2015 federal proposal to increase staffing requirements died thanks to similar opposition.
What is most telling in Limbaugh's remarks is what he went on to say: "How many Americans have died thanks to an Indian invention versus how many Indians have died because we got here.
Our planet is dying thanks to global warming and some scientists think this GM outrage should be a top priority?
It behoves us not to use the dead for our own devices, but that child did die thanks to an Obama administration policy.
More than six decades after the UN voted to partition Palestine into Jewish and Arab states, the idea is dying thanks to relentless Israeli settlement-building and the violent irredentism of Hamas and others.
Now, at 41, I have the chance to learn how I'll die thanks to a kind offer from a newspaper to simply click on a link and fill in a few details.
The charity said research had also meant fewer bowel cancer patients were dying thanks to improved early detection and the development of better treatments.
The broadcast model of digital entertainment is dying thanks to products and services that make on-demand the new way of life: iTunes, TiVo, YouTube, attention deficit disorder and more.
