Sentence examples for eliminated death from inspiring English sources

Six more states have eliminated death as a punishment.

Researchers found that, when controlling for women who've had hysterectomies — in other words, excluding from the study women whose risk of cervical cancer has effectively been eliminated — death rates from cervical cancer rise for both white and black women, but far more dramatically for black women.

The presence of suicide barriers in other landmark locations the Empire State Building in New York, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia, and the Prince Edward Viaduct in Toronto has almost completely eliminated deaths in these locations with very little, if any, loss of tourist dollars.

Eliminating the effects of vitamin A deficiency "Zimbabwe has made substantial progress in reducing the number of children affected by measles – and has almost eliminated deaths due to measles," said UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe Dr. Festo Kavishe.

The only way to eliminate the terror that animates ageism is to eliminate death.

While opponents of the death penalty argue that eliminating death row would save $150 million, supporters similarly argue that speeding up the process would save the state more money in the long run.

Eliminating death on the roads!) it is as if they feel themselves free as their peers to evade the full fiscal responsibilities due to those quaint old-fashioned problem solvers, democratic nation states.

One purpose of the $100 million project was to eliminate "Death Avenue" by putting the tracks below grade between 60th and 34th Streets and then two stories above the ground south of that point.

Indeed, it was Mr Lockyer, whose duties include giving ballot initiatives their title and summary, who sabotaged Mr Schwarzenegger's pension project by claiming it would eliminate death and disability benefits for the state's firemen, police and other public employees (something that the Schwarzenegger team disputes).

The cancer research community is abuzz over National Cancer Institute director Andrew von Eschenbach's announcement that NCI intends to "eliminate death and suffering" from cancer by 2015.

The effort fits with NCI director Andrew von Eschenbach's goal of eliminating death and suffering from cancer by 2015 (Science, 28 February, p. 1297).