Sentence examples for slaughtered across from inspiring English sources

Francis is particularly anxious to save Christians who are being terrorised or slaughtered across the region.

Nearly a million chickens and ducks are to be slaughtered across South Korea to combat a highly contagious strain of bird flu that can infect humans.

In expressing sadness at the murder of innocent civilians, he subtly drew attention to the fact that many are slaughtered across the world – many were last week – and only a global effort can stop further attacks from terrorists like Isis.

A pound of ivory can now fetch more than $1,000 in Beijing, and as a result, tens of thousands of elephants are being slaughtered across Africa, more than at any other point in decades.

Despised by Catholics as "the plague of Geneva" (a reference to their origins in Calvinism), the Huguenots endured terrible persecution, such as the St Bartholomew's Day massacre in 1572, when nearly 6,000 were slaughtered across France.

In 2014, Billy Ray Brown Jr, a prolific livestock dealer on the west coast, was charged with buying two old rodeo horses in California, and shipping them to Washington state before selling them to be slaughtered across the border for human consumption.

But it seems the owner had other ideas; 21 wound up grazing peacefully on a farm in South Armagh and 248 did get slaughtered, but across the border in the Irish Republic.

Baseline risks, those of the slaughtered populations across Europe, and country-specific covariates, available from the European Commission Report, were inputted in the model to explain the heterogeneity.

But the kind of populism Day supports is backlit by a grim view of the people themselves: "It is no accident," Day asserts, "that for 300 years our people willingly, I believe -- maybe even joyously -- slaughtered their way across this continent, enslaved Negroes, drove out Mexicans, broke more Indian treaties than Hitler ever bothered to make".

Consider that each and every year, hundreds of thousands of cattle, pigs and chickens are slaughtered in factories across the country to provide our supermarkets with a sustainable source of meat.

Here we present an extensive study of the prevalence of mycobacterial infection from cattle slaughtered at abattoirs across different eco-epidemiological settings of Ethiopia.