Sentence examples for growing deaths from inspiring English sources

If the epidemic were still growing, deaths would increase exponentially, and that isn't happening, epidemiologists at the National CJD Surveillance Unit in Edinburgh write in the 1 March issue of The Lancet.

The growing death toll here in recent years follows a Border Patrol clampdown in California and Texas.

The report emphasizes the growing death toll from road accidents as globalization enriches poorer nations.

Despite the growing death toll, analysts say China's new leadership is unlikely to reconsider its hard-line policies any time soon.

Across the Midwest and the Plains, the authorities urged people to take precautions and tried to cope with a growing death toll.

AZT collected dust on the shelf until the mid-1980s, when public awareness of the growing death toll from AIDS prompted a widespread search for treatments.

At an EU summit convened in late April, in response to a growing death toll, leaders agree to triple funding for Operation Triton.

When the organisation that oversees bull runs in the region was asked about the growing death toll after the death of a 32-year-old in Museros, it downplayed the incident.

Qatar Qatar is facing growing international pressure to act against the growing death toll of migrant workers preparing for the 2022 World Cup as unions warned another 4,000 people could die in the Gulf emirate before a ball is kicked.

Qatar is facing growing international pressure to act against the growing death toll of migrant workers preparing for the 2022 World Cup as unions warned another 4,000 people could die in the Gulf emirate before a ball is kicked.

The continued exodus and growing death toll from the famine in Somalia is raising fresh questions about the culpability of the al-Shabaab insurgent group, which controls most of the southern part of the country.