Sentence examples for increasingly dying from inspiring English sources

The 18-year-olds fighting (and, increasingly, dying) in Afghanistan now were just 9 or 10 when the World Trade Center and Pentagon were attacked in 2001.

In a simulation study, Braithwaite et al predicted that HIV-infected patients will be increasingly dying of co-morbidities not related to HIV infection.

Henceforth, care workers in primary health care will increasingly encounter dying patients' spiritual and existential suffering.

Second, perhaps GPs are increasingly visiting dying patients at home, with the result that these visits are not captured in the health databases since physicians cannot bill for such visits.

Increasingly, patients die of chronic ailments, such as a weakened heart or Alzheimer's disease, that can linger on for years.

Yet with the exception of last year's Paddington, it's a tourist trap image that's dying, increasingly replaced by a vision that is, at the opposite end of the spectrum, grey, grim and terrifying.

He urged officials to develop a plan during this 10-day meeting to rescue a world increasingly characterized by dying lakes, retreating forests, global warming and desperately poor people.

Besides the late USSR, the US also increasingly resembles the dying British Empire in 1945, crushed by immense debts incurred to wage WWII, unable to continue financing or defending the imperium, yet still imbued with imperial pretensions.

They made buying local fun before the locavore food movement made it fashionable, but increasingly they are a dying breed.

To lower mortality rates, prisoners on the verge of dying were increasingly sent home "on medical leave".

Part photo album and part diary, memory books are becoming an increasingly popular way for dying Africans to continue coddling their beloved offspring from the grave.