Sentence examples for yet deceased from inspiring English sources
The crux of the argument over the renaming is that Joel is not yet deceased, making the honor premature.
As magazine declared at the time, "To be compelled to pass judgment on the achievements and character of persons not yet deceased has hitherto been regarded as something not compatible with the legitimate functions of such an august publication as the Britannica.
A Cox proportional hazards model (adjusted for candidate's life expectancy at the time of election) considered years until death (or years until end of study period for those not yet deceased by 9 September 2015) for elected candidates versus runners-up.
Furthermore, the distribution of centers according to the different groups of attrition (i.e. not (yet) approached, deceased, (e migrated, second assessment missing, non-response) is shown.
All four are deceased, yet Mr. Marino, called the "Miracle Patient" by his doctor, soldiers on in spite of 13 years of withering health and dependency on machinery.
Dr. Burton had admired his oncology colleague (now deceased), yet he also saw how the doctor's zeal to heal could border on fanaticism, and how his determination to help his patients at all costs could perversely end up hurting them.
This is reason straining at its leash: the accused could not reasonably have foreseen the death of the deceased, yet a reasonable person would have taken steps to guard against the death of the person behind the door.
Different from the deceased, yet the same.
I don't think it's deceased yet; it's very important to me.
But the demanding strategies used by Hall have been followed by celebrated superintendents throughout the country, including Michelle Rhee when she was Chancellor of schools in D.C., Joel Klein, the former chancellor of New York, and yet another now deceased superintendent, Arlene Ackerman, who was once highly acclaimed as an educational leader in Philadelphia.
Of these, 855,914 were excluded as not yet born, or deceased before, 7 March 2006.
