Sentence examples for less deaths from inspiring English sources

Mr Jolles said: "If one really wants to tackle the problem and ensure that there are less deaths, then the thing to do is to look at providing legal avenues to come to Europe.

National action to fight climate change will also help to cut air pollution, according to the report, which said meeting the UK's carbon emissions target would lead each year to 5,700 less deaths and fewer hospital admissions for lung and heart problems.

However, other nations have forces that can be used for such interventions and peacekeeping -- although the world would be better off and probably have many less deaths overall if all nations followed international law and stayed out of other nations' business as much as possible, even in cases where people are doing stupid things to themselves in brutal civil wars.

So, to say that more guns in America, even with concealed carry, means less deaths and violence is false and a product of gun manufacturers and their fronting lobbyists like the NRA wanting merely to see more guns sold to boost profits.

The increase in the developing world between 1970 and the 2000s is believed to be related to increasing rates of smoking in this region, an increasing population and an aging population due to less deaths from other causes such as infectious diseases.

If people become isolated at different times during the epidemic, more waves were produced and less deaths occurred.

More life and less death.

Disney's movie was very loosely based on this but with less death and mutilation.

In giving us a tidy cause, it would give us a clear remedy: rain less death in distant lands, and worry less about death in our own.

No classic ballet is less death-haunted than "The Nutcracker" (though tucked into its narrative is a little mouse-scale revenge tragedy).

Decades later Mr. Pop's stage antics may be less death-defying, but the band is still likely to make a mighty noise.