Sentence examples for more relatives of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trunov said he would soon enlist more plaintiffs, including more relatives of the dead, who just completed the traditional 40-day period of mourning on Wednesday.

Fearing that their building could be struck next, police guards ran out of the court, and one or more relatives of the slain Hamas leaders then shot and killed Mr. Sababi, according to reports from the scene.

The disclosure means that Mr Frost's evidence, if it had been recognised by the judge, would have revealed a cover-up by police 15 years ago, when many more relatives of the victims would have been alive.

Furthermore, it is seen from Table 4 that more relatives of male than of female patients answered the questionnaires compared to the non-responding group.

More relatives of deceased women answered the questionnaire than relatives of deceased men (n = 766; 29.0% vs. n = 612; 26.3%; p < 0.001).

†This variable refers to family history that did not meet the exclusion – those with a history of colorectal cancer diagnosed in any first degree relative before age 50 or 2 or more relatives of any age, or other familial syndromes.

At 0.2% of GDP, it cost more, relative to the size of the economy, than that of any other country.

Higher body mass would indicate a need for more (relative to percent of lean body mass), and faster metabolic rates would justify more frequent meals.

Timed and scored competitions aside, the results are far more relative to the eye of the beholder than any account of high-pressure child rearing can quite allow.

Having gone through the Western system — through the Vermont schools and Harvard and all the rest — I guess I've been inculcated with the more relative way of things, leaving a door open for merits on both sides of issues.

Upon contact of both bone ends in the osteotomy, there were no more relative movements of the fragments.