Sentence examples for later death from inspiring English sources

A later death brought the total for the year to 530.

It can also lead to a combination of overeating (stimulated by advertising) and a lack of exercise that result in unfitness for survival and, sooner or later, death.

Tell Me I'm Here, her memoir of her son's schizophrenia and later death, had a profound impact on readers like me.

Medical and forensic advancements, however, have also increased the burden of proof on prosecutors to clearly show how an injury led directly to a victim's later death, he said.

While people in good, stable partnerships do, on average, have less disease and later death, mounting evidence suggests that those in strained and unhappy relationships tend to fare worse medically.

Hodgen constructs the narrative as a puzzle, leaping forward from her early childhood, for example, to the later death of her foul-mouthed, Schlitz-chugging Uncle Mike, then jumping back to introduce Elwood LePoer, a third-grade classmate whose "name was synonymous with a kind of humiliating, pathetic stupidity".

Real life comes later" — after death.

Even 20 years later, deaths were 10 percent to 15 percent higher.

"It's very clear that these appear to be all pregnancy-related, as opposed to later deaths caused by external causes, like sudden infant death syndrome," she said.

And that still leaves at least 800 later deaths under the regime, when it was in total control, to be accounted for.

Not all the later deaths resulted from West Nile.