Sentence examples for the scale of death from inspiring English sources

What will surprise them, however, is the scale of death caused by London's air quality.

But the scale of death was such that scattered local gestures no longer sufficed.

By early 1942, it had become obsolete, as the scale of death in the camps increased.

But it took the scale of death meted out in Paris last month to force Europe to address the threat.

The scale of death on that day, in that battle, and throughout the war, retains an extraordinary hold on Britain's collective and institutional memory.

The scale of death contemplated is no longer at issue; there'll be more deaths on a similar scale, probably in this city.

The scale of deaths is lower than from bombing raids by Russia, the other foreign power to have sent its jets to Syria.

No party to Syria's brutal civil war has joined the conflict without killing civilians, but the scale of deaths caused by Russia's bombing campaign is much higher than that from coalition airstrikes.

The episode focuses on the scale of deaths without the Doctor; the implicit death toll surprised Davies when he wrote the script.

Gonaïves, the worst of the worst on the scale of the death and destruction, has always been especially vulnerable when hurricanes strike.

He added: "For a long time the government suppressed the scale of the death rate.