Sentence examples for young deaths from inspiring English sources

Young deaths are seen as a cry for help and attract plenty of government funds, though their number is on a par with the OECD average.

While many already offered pastoral support to gay congregants and endorsed gay rights, the drumbeat of young deaths, all of them following on the harassment and humiliation of the victims, has driven up clergy activism.

He ploughed his love for Carver's writing into the songs he wrote for his band, Richmond Fontaine: tales of young deaths and army deserters, pigeon shoots and whiskey sours, runaways and broken beer bottles, blood and skylines.

The question, however, applies to other needless young deaths that result from the blindness, carelessness, or arrogance of powerful elders -- including fatalities that take place at American academic research facilities.

The new life expectancies 40 years for females and 73 years for males suggest great whites reach sexual maturity later than previously thought, making young deaths more devastating to the species.

A major reason for these tragic young deaths is the prevalence and proliferation of guns.

It stars Mia Wasikowska as a girl with a terminal illness who develops a relationship with a young, death-obsessed man.

Leon and Butch Graney, two (interchangeable) brothers of a young death row prisoner named Raymond, have driven their mother to the prison for a final farewell.

If you bear every burden of the world, you're going to die a young death as a CEO.

"If you bear every burden of the world, you're going to die a young death as a CEO," says Mr Immelt.

Any random dozen ordinary mothers and fathers confronting this pitiless account of a needless young death caused by negligence of the powerful would, I suspect, react as Baudendistel and I did.