Sentence examples for frequent deaths from inspiring English sources

Though the frequent deaths of workers in generations past, when tunnels were first hollowed out beneath the city's streets and waterways, are a distant memory, dirt and danger remain a daily reality for workers underground.

Also, cost per life saved is a backward-looking measure; it assesses how many lives would have been saved in the past.As trains get more crowded and more frequent, deaths from ATPS-preventable accidents are liable to increase, perhaps steeply, even if the industry as a whole is becoming safer.

A few years ago, health workers persuaded the village chief that the frequent deaths after cutting and during childbirth, which were once blamed on witchcraft, were in fact due to cutting, or kene-kene, as it is called in the local Turka language.

It also addresses methodological approaches and common interpretational challenges in a neonatal model with motor deficiencies and frequent deaths.

Neela Debnath of The Independent praised Gaiman for mixing "romance, tragedy and horror, managing to strike a balance while telling a simple story", though she criticised the frequent deaths of Rory.

This difference was due mostly to less frequent deaths from CDs, particularly from ARI/pneumonia and tuberculosis in Abhoynagar.

Wasfi has received frequent death threats.

Mr. Pleuger described frequent death threats against women's rights activists and a high rate of suicide among women.

According to a local newspaper, Diário do Pará, the couple had not had police protection despite getting frequent death threats because of their battle against illegal loggers and ranchers.

Judge Vaval, who received frequent death threats during the three-month trial and traveled to New York over the holidays to write his decision free from pressure, delivered his verdicts to an initially hushed crowd of hundreds packing the courtroom.

When war came, she left her studies in order to train at an army hospital in Camberwell in south-east London and quickly familiarised herself with arduous working conditions, filth and cockroaches, exhaustion, gangrenous wounds and frequent death.