Sentence examples for projected death from inspiring English sources

If this sounds bad, then gloomier estimates have projected death tolls as high as 60m.

Auntie - who was busy working on the projected death toll - nips off to Geneva.

Referring to Mr. Walsh as "the Devil," he accused his patron of gambling on his projected death.

Even though it was old, he said, he considered it more realistic because it projected death rates out to age 110.

We do not wish to trivialize these health effects, but, for example, the 80-year projected death rate from Chernobyl will likely be far less than the annual death rate from motor vehicle accidents in the United States.

He said his move was a business decision, prompting many to reconsider the projected death of newspapers.

They do, after all, represent the deaths, or the projected deaths, of real people.

The study said the companies that caused the most pollution were, not surprisingly, the biggest -- American Electric Power, with 1,400 projected deaths, and the Southern Company, with 1,200 deaths.

"While such scenarios are useful for organisations preparing for, and responding to, emergencies, use of such scenarios led to sensationalised media reporting about the projected deaths from swine flu.

The diocese has 83 active priests, but expects that number to drop to 60 within five years and 49 in 10 years, based on projected deaths, departures and ordinations.

In 2005, of the total projected deaths (10,362,000) in India around 28% were from CVDs.