Sentence examples for prospective death from inspiring English sources

Instead, he is preoccupied with the prospective death of Belgium.

In essence, aging term-life policyholders often pay way, way more than they used to for  what may in effect be less than half the prospective death benefit coverage they originally sought.

During the original debate over the repeal, some legislators questioned whether a repeal that applied only to "prospective" death sentences imposed after the law went into effect would hold up to judicial scrutiny, according to the Hartford Courant.

FACE adolescents who talked about their own prospective death and dying with their families in facilitated conversations by a trained facilitator were no more depressed or anxious than HLC adolescents at 3-months post-intervention (Table 3).

One executive at a major studio who had turned down the prospective Death Row venture told me that he and his colleagues felt that "life is too short" to assume the risk that they believed an association with Knight might pose.

In studies comparing concurrent prospective (pre-death) reports by patients and their relatives, family caregivers' overall symptom distress scores have been highly correlated with patients' overall scores.

Just a glimpse was enough to scare a prospective parent to death: the garish Jeff Koons colors, the frantic prancing, the cynically appropriated public-domain melodies.

In a cross-sectional study like INTERHEART, the outomes are not entirely equivalent to the prospective predictions of death from MI or CHD.

The prospective birth and death surveillance systems, high follow-up rate for completion of VAs, data quality procedures and large sample size are the strengths of the study.

Hence, genomic studies into aging thus far focus on the determinants of human lifespan variation by using age at death, prospective survival, disease-free survival, or exceptional longevity as outcome.

After November 26, ongoing prospective surveillance for deaths referred to the medical examiner was assumed by CDPH, with a particular focus on deaths in the town where the index patient resided and the eight surrounding towns.