Sentence examples for extraordinary mortality from inspiring English sources

For the writer struggling to keep things moving along, there are other advantages in a death, which probably explains the extraordinary mortality rate in most soaps.

Lobster die-offs happen every fall, says Ernie Beckwith, director of fisheries at the Connecticut DEP, but "extraordinary" mortalities in the fall of '98 and '99 decimated the lobster industry in the western half of the sound.

Unexpectedly, in September 2012, an extraordinary high mortality was observed at all sites, especially after 84 hpf.

CMV retinitis also identifies a group of patients at extraordinary risk of mortality, and the direct or indirect contribution of extra-ocular CMV disease to AIDS-related morbidity and mortality is currently unmeasured and clinically often overlooked.

The book includes many extraordinary poems about mortality, many of them self-portraits.

CMV retinitis causes blindness and identifies patients at extraordinary risk of mortality, in China and throughout SE Asia.

Hitchens's "Mortality" — an extraordinary book — offers an exquisitely detailed portrait of dying underscored by the author's reluctance to be sentimental and his hatred of self-pity.

These data set the stage for an extraordinary high morbidity and mortality in patients with PAD.

Australian aboriginal people living in remote regions have extraordinary higher rates of mortality compared with other Australian ethnicities.

During the warm drought of the early 2000s, extraordinary levels of forest mortality affected Bandelier National Monument in the Jemez Mountains of northern New Mexico (Allen 2007).

And in the last weeks of her life, when she was coming to grips with her own mortality and showing extraordinary courage just to get through each day, she was spending too much time worrying about whether her health insurance would cover her bills.