Sentence examples for killer deaths from inspiring English sources

Over the last 50 years alone, child mortality from preventable "killer" deaths have been reduced by 70percentt worldwide, an astounding success.

For this reason, MNT is often referred to as the 'silent killer' – deaths that occur at home but remain unreported and therefore, unrecognized.

Margaret is not laughing – she drills into his very soul with a killer death stare that could strip the paint from the walls.

How did a candidate who describes herself, at least in her paid speeches to bankers and corporations, as a moderate pragmatist get to the stage where she has adopted an estate-tax proposal that Sanders supporters should love, and that the editorial board of the _Wall Street Journal _lambasted as "Clinton's 65% Killer Death Tax"?

These numbers may be even higher because tetanus is an invisible killer: many deaths occur at home and go unreported.

With the decreased cell-in-cell formation, a significant increase in the percentage of target cell death and a decrease in that of killer cell death was observed.

Last month, a federal appeals court overturned a convicted killer's death sentence because of problems with Ms. Gilchrist's testimony about DNA evidence.

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to the constitutionality of death penalty laws in nine states where judges rather than juries determine whether to sentence a killer to death.

The Supreme Court agreed today to decide a potentially far-reaching challenge to the constitutionality of the death penalty laws in nine states where judges rather than juries determine whether to sentence a killer to death.

Lawyers for a convicted killer on death row are asking New York's highest court to make it harder for prosecutors to win death sentences, just as some prosecutors are growing impatient with the court, which has yet to approve a single execution.

The trial of one notorious murderer who stomped another condemned killer to death opened here today, with a promise of a look inside the closed society of New Jersey's death row.