Sentence examples for low death from inspiring English sources

Only 54 died — an encouragingly low death rate.

Compared with other cancers in the United States, thyroid cancer has a relatively low death rate.

One reason for the muted reaction might be the relatively low death toll.

By similar reasoning, low death rates would be the consequence of low fecundity.

Richardson found that wars with low death tolls far outnumber high-fatality conflicts.

But many have expressed surprise at the low death count, given the state of the plane after the impact.

During an outbreak in the United States in 1983 and 1984, a different avian influenza strain, A(H5N2), initially caused a low death rate.

Swift emergency response efforts, most likely matched by memories of the devastating fires here in 2003, may have contributed to the relatively low death toll.

Ford believed the Explorer's size and design made it safe, Mr. Ross said, and Explorer occupants do have an unusually low death rate in multivehicle crashes.

They cited a variety of factors for the sluggish reaction, starting with minimal media coverage globally and a relatively low death toll.

The rate of population growth has increased rapidly since the late 20th century, however, mainly because of high birth rates and low death rates.