Sentence examples for most deceased from inspiring English sources

The earning power of most deceased people, even famous ones, slows considerably or stops altogether when they die.

Persistent viral infection was present in most deceased booster patients.

Most deceased donor kidney recipients (83%) were afraid of imbalance in the donor-recipient relationship (Table 4).

The NHIRD indicates whether an individual is living, and therefore, most deceased cases of ESRD can be identified.

Most deceased donor kidney recipients had a potential living donor available which they refused or did not want.

Most deceased donor kidney recipients expected negative changes; only one expected positive changes as well, while most living donor kidney recipients expected only positive changes.

YORK, England, Nov. 2 — Deep in the bowels of the York Dungeon, visitors were being treated to a dramatic rendition of the horrific torture and bloodcurdling screams of Guy Fawkes, the city's most famous deceased resident.

In "The History of Stiles and Stokes," a book published on subscription by our local historical society, there is an entire chapter devoted to the Tatro family, and within that chapter a paragraph about the great-grandfather of the most recently deceased Tatro.

A special feature of the estate law in effect for 2011 and 2012 (and after that, too, if Congress, as expected, makes it permanent) allows widows and widowers to add any unused exemptions of their most recently deceased spouse to their own.

I have found that most times deceased loved ones visit you because you have questions and want to know if they are okay.

But then, what would one expect in a vehicle featuring premium acting talent like Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, as well as John Heard, who most presumed deceased.