Sentence examples for future casualties from inspiring English sources

For many present and future casualties of asbestos, Tait's death and the recent closure of OEDA have come much too soon.

Monica Gabrielle, whose husband died in the attack, said that preventing future casualties in the event of another attack or disaster should outweigh any concern about privacy.

The same media that greeted the rise of the new economy in the 1990s now mourn the jobs that supposedly migrate from rich countries to less developed ones.Forrester, an American research firm, has estimated these future casualties down to the last poor soul.

Below the Korean conflict (two names) and the Vietnam intervention (four) and the 1991 Iraqi action (a single name, an enlisted man accidentally crushed while helping unload a sixty-seven-ton M1A1 Abrams heavy-armor battle tank from the belly of a C-5 Galaxy cargo plane at Saudi Arabia's Jabayl Airfield), a considerable space has been left for future casualties, in future conflicts.

Each army bears a banner that reports both its total strength and its future casualties.

It will definitely help in sustainable use of the As low aquifer which can reduce the future casualty due to its contamination.

Every effort must be made to speed the movement of this badly needed equipment to minimize future American casualties.

In light of the recent event that tragically killed nine children, ISAF is investigating the incident to determine the cause and minimize the possibility of future civilian casualties".

This not only is the best way to minimize future U.S. casualties, it is also the best way to give meaning to the sacrifices of American soldiers.

"We will take all necessary steps to avoid future civilian casualties," said Campbell, who is slated to testify tomorrow to the Senate about the 14-year-old Afghanistan war, which Barack Obama has declared all but over.

Yet as our highly skilled military revisits protocols for conducting air strikes to minimize mistakes like these in the future, these casualties are the inevitable consequences of conventional warfare.