Sentence examples for mortality from inspiring English sources

Last year Prof Nick Black of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and I were asked by Sir Bruce Keogh, medical director of NHS England, to investigate 14 NHS trusts that were giving concern because they had high mortality rates.

There has also been significant excess mortality this week among those aged 65-plus, coinciding with circulating flu and the recent cold snaps.

Next, he took on healthcare – with some of the worst infant mortality rates in the world, Sierra Leone's programme to abolish user fees for children under five and pregnant mothers was an ambitious and impressive programme of reform.

"Loneliness basically rivals cigarette smoking for its total association with mortality risk.

And at a mere two minutes, the mordant hilarity and conceptual perfection of Dutch mortality study A Single Life exceeds what many films achieve in 90 or more.

(Globally, a staggering 7% of all child mortality is caused by sepsis in babies under 28 days old).

Poor maternal health, sexually transmitted infections, infant mortality, violence, abuse, illiteracy, isolation, psychological trauma and suicide are common among young brides.

For the writer struggling to keep things moving along, there are other advantages in a death, which probably explains the extraordinary mortality rate in most soaps.

Resources: Senegal has had tremendous success using community case management to reduce child mortality from malaria, which has been a key to Senegal cutting child mortality by a larger portion than any other country in Africa over the past several years.

"Yet all too often the world's poorest people – the majority of who are women – miss out of these opportunities," she said, noting Papua New Guinea had one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the world despite having experienced more than 10 years of uninterrupted gross domestic product growth.

On the other were NGO workers who complained that I had failed to mention female genital mutilation and maternal mortality, in their view central features of the African sexual experience.