Sentence examples for which deaths from inspiring English sources

But the seeming precision of the numbers raise the question of which deaths can truly be attributed to the storm.

As the White House points out, Mr. Bush cannot fairly pick and choose which memorial services to go to, or which deaths to speak of.

The loss of 4,100 beds in New York State will handicap the capacity of a system that is already projected to have far too few beds to handle an outbreak of avian influenza or a large-scale terrorist attack — in which deaths, injuries and the worried well could number in the thousands.

After decades in which deaths involving officers in the two biggest police departments in Kern County have been investigated only by the departments themselves, the office of the county's district attorney has in recent weeks become able to review such incidents if it chooses.

A favoured tactic is to pose as spokesmen for big companies: one Yes Man infiltrated a banking conference, at which he unveiled an "Acceptable Risk Calculator" that helped companies to work out the point at which deaths linked to their products began cutting into their profits.

The town in which deaths occurred is sometimes recorded.

The casual vacancy, the casualness with which death comes down.

Eleanor's nursing home has that "waiting-room atmosphere in which death was the delayed train".

This is a game in which death moves the player forward.

A window was the border through which death was possibly likeliest to come.

It was an era in which death squads killed campesinos suspected of supporting agrarian reform.