Sentence examples for fatality stemming from from inspiring English sources

Her death would be noted in records of the World Health Organization as the first Ebola fatality stemming from a laboratory accident anywhere in the world.

NEW DELHI — A man hospitalized for radiation exposure died Monday night from multiple organ failure, the first fatality stemming from a major case of radiation exposure earlier this month that forced authorities to temporarily cordon off an industrial area near the heart of the national capital.

To keep things in perspective, no nuclear accident has caused anything approaching the 1,000 short-term fatalities stemming from Friday's earthquake and tsunami.

They are not going to save your life in every incident – many cycling fatalities stem from collisions with motor vehicles, in which no helmet could make a difference – but the medical advice for the past 30 years or so has been that they will "downgrade trauma"; ie, you will eliminate a large degree of risk by wearing one.

The present-day Turkish government denies genocide occurred, saying Armenian fatalities stemmed from attempts to quell civil unrest.

After an investigation, California's Division of Occupational Safety and Health cited Silver Bullet Productions Inc. for various violations of the state labor code stemming from the fatality, according to a report issued Wednesday.

His conviction stemmed from a fatality that occurred in a Sacramento park in 1996 after Thomas fired shots in the air, which he says were intended to help break up a gang flare-up.

For some, part of EA's allure stems from its potential for fatality.

Her departure, she added, stemmed from "all the recent fatalities and events that I take very seriously to be on my watch, and it's wrenching".

The unusual severity of the 1951 epidemic in England and Canada may stem from higher attack rates, higher case-fatality rates, or both.

Four-fifths of these benefits would stem from reductions in traffic accidents, injuries, and fatalities — a great benefit for the people of these striving, fast-growing areas.