Sentence examples for effects of death from inspiring English sources

That does not, however, allay all concerns about the distorting effects of death qualification of a jury.

However, this deceptively simple story is a finely tuned study of the effects of death and loss on four generations and the way in which the dead keep their place in a family.

"We are demanding that Theresa May fulfils the work she commenced during the last parliament into the effects of death in custody and mental health upon the Afro-Caribbean community by arranging a public inquiry into the systemic failings by four public authorities into the death of Kingsley Burrell".

Among the new plays are "ODD," a drama about oppositional defiance disorder by Hal Corley of Summit; "Flying Crows," an adaptation by James Glossman of a novel by Jim Lehrer, about a hermit found living in a closed train station; and "Letting Go" by Mary Lee Martin of Clark, a humorous play about the effects of death on those left behind.

What about the effects of death on such magnitude on everyday life?

The kid who squashes an ant with his bare hand and then stares curiously at the effects of death is fulfilling an ancestral impulse.

"The standard legal effect of death on marriage is that it terminates the legal union," she added.

In this section, we shall investigate the effect of death rates and birth rates on the coexistence states.

The ripple effect of death in a hotel.

Ebert writes that, as with other Japanese films such as Tokyo Story (Yasujirō Ozu; 1953) and The Funeral (Juzo Itami; 1984), Departures focuses on the effect of death on the survivors; the afterlife is not given much discussion.

Several studies indicate that transcriptional or translational inhibition enhanced the cytotoxic effect of death receptors in various types of cancer (Fulda et al, 2000; Wajant et al, 2000).