Sentence examples for overwhelming death from inspiring English sources

Aids has killed 18.8 million worldwide since the early 80s, but the overwhelming death toll - 16 million - has been in Africa.

There is possibly a no more overwhelming death in cinema than the one that ends this adaptation of Thomas Mann's novella of homosexual desire.

Almost every line, for example, contains an internal full rhyme or other sonic echo, often near its end: Yeats's / veins, heart / art, pleasure / more, than / Eden, heroic / overwhelming, death / clergymen, and so forth.

Other observers faulted the panel for equating the actions of the Israeli military with those of Palestinians despite the overwhelming death toll, particularly among children, on the Palestinian side.

Its epidemiology may create waves of infection accompanied by overwhelming death rates (Cheng et al., 2011; Lips et al., 2006).

Shifts from cell apoptosis to necrosis are known to occur in primary hepatocytes, where the inhibition of caspase activity converts apoptotic to necrotic cell death in the presence of an overwhelming death stimulus from staurosporine (Feng and Kaplowitz, 2002).

When the stress remains overwhelming, cell death pathways may be activated.

CD4+ and CD8+ cells deficient in ATG3, ATG5 and ATG7 cannot proliferate after they are activated [ 95, 96], and Atg5−/− lymphocytes fail to repopulate the periphery due to overwhelming cell death [ 93].

However, unlike the response of the TNBC cells to the combination therapy where there was overwhelming cell death, the combination therapy treatment of MCF10A and MCF7 cells resulted in an initial reduction in cell numbers, but a gradual recovery of cell growth over three days.

While it is impossible to independently verify every detail, the stories contribute to an overwhelming narrative of death, loss and destruction.

Neuhaus spent the next days, months and years impressed by the overwhelming fact of death.