Sentence examples for shocking casualty from inspiring English sources

Despite its shocking casualty figures, the most important consequence of Antietam was off the field.

Prince is the latest shocking casualty, who died of an overdose of Fentanyl, a drug fifty times as strong as heroin.

These studies describe biases that are also likely to appear in reporting on epidemic disease, namely the economic drive to sell newspapers and/or advertisements fosters 'if it bleeds it leads' sensationalism (21) and focuses on shocking stories and casualty numbers (22).

It is impossible to overestimate the shocking effect the high casualties of this battle had on both sides.

Turns out the casualty rates are quite shocking – shocking in that no one has died using the program in New York despite millions of road miles.

Shocking moment to shocking moment.

"The current level of civilian casualties is truly shocking," Ms. Pillay said, "and there are legitimate fears that the loss of life may reach catastrophic levels, if the fighting continues in this way".

As one of the world's poorest countries - with only 50 government doctors and the eighth highest global maternal mortality rate - Liberia has no money to spend on the casualties of its shocking recent history.

Woods warned that Tokkhar is "just one of a really quite shocking number of alleged coalition civilian casualty events relating to the Manbij campaign".

His findings about the causes of the war – specifically as a powerful instrument of racial and class control – and his conclusions about its untold number of casualties and nominally unseen costs are shocking if not surprising.

President Hamid Karzai, who has frequently condemned NATO for civilian casualties, called the deaths in Helmand "shocking" and said in a statement that "NATO and American forces have been warned repeatedly that their arbitrary and improper operations are the causes of killing of innocent people".