Sentence examples for level of death from inspiring English sources

Such damage must rise to the level of death, organ failure or the permanent impairment of a significant body function.

Her later books rarely rise to the level of "Death and Life," except when they recapitulate it.

The Ugandan Demographic and Health Survey 2006, puts the level of death was 435 in 100,000.

The employment Minister Elsa Fornero suggested that the questioned the level of death and destruction see yesterday was out of proportion to the magnitude of the quake.

"That's a certainty, on the level of death and taxes," said William D. Rollnick, chairman of Mattel, who for eight years has had a Monday night booth at Rao's, where habitues own tables like condominiums.

Reacting with surprise to the YouGov results, some on social media suggested the British Empire was "the Isis of its time", while other's said Isis is "nowhere near the level of death and destruction of British colonialism".

"It has led to an intolerable level of deaths, destruction, displacement and suffering," he said.

This level of deaths, violence and anguish in prisons cannot continue to rise in a civilised society.

But such a norm is ineffective as there can be ambiguity over what is an acceptable level of deaths.

"Not all winter deaths are due to fuel poverty but we understand very clearly the links between cardiovascular and other diseases and cold, damp homes," said Lickorish, calling the level of deaths "morally unforgiveable".

He is said to have been privately anguished by the level of deaths and injuries of British servicemen and women in a conflict in which they have been involved over a longer period than the second world war.