Sentence examples for true casualty from inspiring English sources

(A third, late-released liner in the same class, the Britannic, hit a mine in the Aegean, in 1916, while serving as a hospital ship, and sank, a true casualty of war).

The true casualty of war is us.

The true casualty rates may actually be over 40 million.

It will probably take many years for the true casualty numbers to emerge; for years, the party line held that only 31 emergency workers died from Chernobyl.

But very few know what the true casualties are.

The true casualties of "diversity fatigue" are the ones who never feel entitled enough to complain about it.

Unlike most of medicine, true mass casualty disasters are very rare, and approaches to planning and management are very different from our everyday practice.

Despite all possible preparative measures and a formalised burns disaster plan to forestall chaos, in a true mass casualty scenario, manpower and hospital resources may still be insufficient to cope with the situation.

That was not true either: casualties were heavy on both sides, but the fighting stopped just short of the city limits.

Interpretation of the causes of death data is limited by the fact that confirmatory clinical tests are not always available; this was especially true in the casualty room, and autopsies are rarely, if ever, performed.

Whatever the true numbers, other casualties may be counted in the disaster and the nature of its clumsy handling afterwards.