Sentence examples for lethal year from inspiring English sources
See articleThe governor of Illinois signed a bill ending the death penalty after an 11-year moratorium, making his state the 16th without capital punishment.Fatal figuresThe UN reported that 2,777 civilians were killed in Afghanistan in 2010, making it the country's most lethal year in the current conflict.
But here in the Sonoran Desert, 2009 will also be remembered as possibly the most lethal year for the Arizona/Mexican border.
According to Global Witness, a nongovernmental organization that tracks the exploitation of indigenous people and their resources, 2017 was not only the most lethal year on record for environmental activists in Brazil, but one of the deadliest in any country.
But the article also shows that when comparing known deaths to apprehensions of migrants, 2009 was the most lethal year in history: the ratio for 2009 was 88 deaths to every 100,000 migrants apprehended, in 1998, the ratio was 3 deaths for 100,000 apprehensions.
Now that they've aged out of their most lethal years, the rate has fallen.
To illustrate what those who have survived the most lethal years of the AIDS crisis are now encountering, I had written intimately about the deaths of lovers and friends, the eclipse of my emotional life, my antipathy toward relationships.
At last, millions of us cried, at last the world will know what we suffered in the madness of those bitter years, the lethal five-year mobile phone sales plan, or the disastrous collectivisation of the West Country cheese industry, for example.
It's commonly thought that stress is lethal, but last year a team of Oxford University scientists decided to take a closer look.
And even if countries take action to reverse climate change with aggressive emissions reductions, up to 48percentt of the global population will be plagued by at least 20 days of lethal heat per year by 2100. .
Last month, a University of Hawaii study found that without global action to cut carbon emissions, 3 in 4 people on the planet could be exposed to at least 20 days of lethal heat per year by 2100.
And even with aggressive emission reductions, up to 48percentt of the global population will likely be plagued by at least 20 days of lethal heat per year by the end of the century.
