Sentence examples for equivalent death from inspiring English sources

(The equivalent death toll in today's city of eight million would exceed 100,000).

The equivalent death toll today, adjusting for population growth, would be 6m.

With this approach we begin with nonparametric smoothing to correct for temperature T and humidity H, to obtain equivalent death rates at the average T and H. Then we de-seasonalize the mortality rates because they display fairly systematic seasonal variations, even after correction for T and H.

He argues that the only punishment possibly equivalent to death, the amount of inflicted harm, is death.

It is responsible for around 30%% of maternal deaths, equivalent to 86,000 deaths per year annually or 10 deaths every hour.

A couple of the bills' co-sponsors were withdrawing their support and calling for more committee work — the governmental equivalent of death by default.

But No 10 denied Cable was being parked on the political equivalent of death row pending the expected return to government of David Laws, the former chief secretary to the Treasury and a close ally of Clegg.

Suddenly, a dreary September game in Montreal between the Pirates and Expos, which now draws maybe 5,000 fans, would bring a Coliseum-like excitement: the loser would be facing the baseball equivalent of death.

Lawyers like John Yoo were then used to provide a labyrinth of legal buffers that would justify America's new hardline approach to bringing terrorists to account – defining torture as pain equivalent to "death or organ failure".

The endings of these relationships will be therefore potentially equivalent to death of the primary care giver, ie a mother, a father and/or the whole extended family within a biological familial structure.

He is a Russian.As he says in his letter to Mr Khrushchev: "I am linked to Russia by my birth, my life, and my work... To leave my country would be for me the equivalent of death".