Sentence examples for lifetime death from inspiring English sources

This would give you a lower, lifetime death benefit based on the policy's cash value.

The National Safety Council investigated the likelihood of dying from firearms and determined that over the course of a lifetime, death by assault from firearms is 1 in 309.

Higher levels of C2 and Prkcb (probe 209685_s_at) were associated with a higher lifetime death hazard in males (HR = 1.93 and 5.22, respectively) than in females (HR = 1.30 and 1.31, respectively) and the profile of the latter gene has been observed in colon cancer cell lines [ 67].

In a survey of owner reported causes of death in the UK, including lifetime deaths, 3% were due to car accidents [ 20].

Studies have identified the three most traumatic experiences within a person's lifetime, the death of a child, the death of a spouse in an intact marriage, and a divorce.

I expect that during my lifetime the death penalty will be abolished".

Why me!?" For those of us who were fans of Hicks during his lifetime, his death was as definitive as that of John Lennon or Kurt Cobain.

(A-bomb survivors had an increased lifetime cancer death rate of two thirds of one percent).

The Life Span Study of 86,600 survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki who were within 6 miles of those blasts and were exposed to atomic bomb level doses of radiation, has found that those humongous doses increased the lifetime cancer death rate by just 2/3 of one percent.

According to the latest international estimates, the neonatal mortality rate was 41 per 1,000 live births, and women faced a lifetime maternal death risk of 1 in 16.

All of the storms remained at sea throughout their lifetime; no deaths nor damages were noted during the season, though moisture from two of them reached the Southwestern United States.