"mortality on" is not a complete or correct sentence on its own.
It is not a usable expression in written English. You could use it as part of a longer sentence, for instance: "The study revealed a high rate of mortality on the western side of the island."
There is no inoculation against mortality on film, except, strangely, tragic early death.
The next such brush with fiscal mortality on the schedule is, of course, the sequester.
David Ramsden, senior conservation officer at the Barn Owl Trust, said: "There has never been mortality on this scale before".
In the novel's memorable setpieces, Perowne buys shellfish for a stew with the comic weight of mortality on his back.
Yet it also enriches them: Crosby's advanced years lend added piquancy to his musings on mortality on What Time I Have.
I can see why it has a great psychological hold because it's natural for humans to project fears about their own mortality on to a handy end date.
TUNNG Folkies with a laptop and mortality on their minds, the English group Tunng explores the aesthetics of interruption on its third album, "Good Arrows" (Thrill Jockey).
Two days after Gray succumbed to his injuries, the Times published a story tallying up the cumulative effects of incarceration and early mortality on the African-American population.
The study, by Dr. Debinski and a graduate student, Leslie Ries, found a significant risk of butterfly mortality on the windshields of passing cars.
The high rate of suicide and the impact of the opioid epidemic have combined to put McDowell's rates of mortality on par with Ethiopia.
It was a dramatic monologue in which an old farmer feels the bite of mortality on the first cold day of autumn.
