Sentence examples for far lower death from inspiring English sources

But in three hospitals visited by a reporter in Vladikavkaz, the Russian city that has taken most of the wounded, only 259 patients were being treated, suggesting a far lower death toll, since in most conflicts far more people are wounded than killed.

Luxury cars have far lower death rates than non-luxury cars, again regardless of size.

Subsequent pandemics, brought about by a shift to A/H2N2 in 1957 and A/H3N2 in 1968, had far lower death rates.

The French inquiry put the number killed Aug. 21 at 281 or more, far lower than the death toll reported by U.S. officials.

No model came up with a number exceeding 10,000 deaths and most were far lower, in the range of a few thousand deaths.

The Bush administration's chief official on mine safety, David D. Lauriski, defended the administration's enforcement record and noted that the number of coal deaths was far lower than in decades past.

Still, the number of violent deaths is far lower than it was last year at this time, and sectarian violence, particularly that by Shiites aimed at Sunnis in Baghdad, has dropped precipitously.

It later became clear that the death toll was far lower.

Death estimates are far lower in the documents than some foreign observers believe.

Moreover, the slight possibility of high blood pressure if too much Naloxone is used is a far lower risk than the certainty of death if none is administered.

There is no scene with such layers of history in the U.S. Though U.S. newspapers make it sound like Mexico is in the midst of a revolution, I walk home knowing the city's death rate is far lower than Washington's.