Sentence examples for not one death from inspiring English sources
The global mortality was put at 262, with not one death in Britain.
Whatever the number, not one death has been proven to have been caused by negligence.
But my flight from Houston to Kansas City arrived on time and my weekend wasn't ruined because I chose to appreciate the task of the inspectors: not one death because of negligence.
Not one death from measles has been reported to the BMH since 2005, even though measles accounted for 8% of deaths under age 5 in the period 1976 1980 and as much as 14% during the 1985 epidemic.
Likewise, tetanus, polio, diphtheria and pertussis together caused 3% of under-five deaths in 1976 1980, and not one death from these four causes has been reported since 2005.
Despite considerable scientific and medical research into the effects of cannabis consumption on humans not one single death has ever been successfully attributed to its use.
A number of scholars argued that it should be a personal decision whether or not one's death is to be determined by brain death criteria, making individual consent the basis of both brain death and organ donation [ 13]. [Period 3].
He also noted that Dr. Beninson's own radiation commission used a formula that assumed not one excess death per 10,000 rems, but 1.25 deaths, meaning that the 24,000 projection had been underestimated by 25percentt, or 6,000 people.
They do not include one death in the US recorded on 8 October.
The first time I heard the phrase used was when Pope John Paul II appealed to the world to adopt a culture of life and not one of death.
