Sentence examples for recognition of mortality from inspiring English sources

Rowling pushed her young readers into a recognition of mortality and loss.

The more formal remembrances, borrowing from assorted religious and military traditions, were affecting in their measured, cadenced tone, their solemn recognition of mortality and loss.

But in China, a clock is recognition of mortality and such a gift implies you do not wish that person a long life.

This study can highlight the importance of early recognition of mortality risk factors and decision for early amputation as a life saving surgical procedure in this group of patients with necrotizing fasciitis.

15 IPF thus has a broad negative impact on everyday life for the individual, particularly in terms of increased dependence on relatives, reduction in socialising, financial concerns, recognition of mortality and a dearth of information.

The maternal mortality in Ethiopia is high despite the recognition of maternal mortality as a major public health issue [ 1].

Despite United Nations recognition of maternal mortality as a human rights issue, the relevant policy communities have not yet managed to shift the policy agenda to prioritise the global right to health norm of shared responsibility for realising access to emergency obstetric care.

I'm going to have one more Scotch — will you join me?" Buckley has given up his beloved sailboat, Patito, in recognition of his own mortality.

But perhaps the tears were not for Bageye but for herself; for the recognition of her own mortality and the understanding that, like Bageye and the last of that generation who still called themselves West Indian, England was likely to be her final resting ground.

He seemed concerned about the future leadership of the Republican Party…"You know, Nixon once told me…'…Bill, everybody wants to be Vice-President!'…" Buckley has given up his beloved sailboat, Patito, in recognition of his own mortality.

The results indicate that the majority of participants at baseline (72%) and follow-up (70%) associated the process of registering as an organ donor with recognition of their own mortality and that support for the introduction of a government incentive scheme was low (baseline: 28%; follow-up: 27%; table 3).