Приклади вживання People would die Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Millions of people would die.
People would die without male friendships.
People would die, and we were helpless.
I do not like that people would die.
How Many People Would Die in a Nuclear War?
If that happened people would die.
How Many People Would Die in an All-Out Nuclear War?
If he slept one hour, 30 people would die.
Previously, people would die before they got cancer.
The only question was how many people would die.
Most people would die sooner than think- in fact they do so.”.
If it struck today, millions of people would die.
How many people would die if we could not do heart transplants?
Without your medications, all of these people would die.
Seven years ago, I wouldn't have believed that one day people would die of hunger in Ghouta- Syria's green-belt which enjoys endless sun and the richest soil in the region.
In the first few minutes of an EMP, nearly half a million people would die.
It is unlikely that both people would die at the same instant.
Without access to pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and fuels, many people would die.
In the 1940s, 300 of every 10000 people would die due to the result of war.
Maybe we have the momentum to start a third-wave feminist movement with our sisterhood around the world, with women we don't see, women we may never meet, but we join together that way, because-- Aristotle said--most people-- people would die without male friendships.
If it were a military-grade toxic agent, people would die on the spot," Mr Putin said.
It would be better if it happened sooner both because fewer people would die or be injured, but also because it would perhaps prevent sectarian retribution,” she added.
Anyone who came near those people would die too.
If the blood did not possess this remarkable property, people would die from the slightest scratch.
A paper published March 16, 2020 by the Imperial College COVID-19 Response Team[21]outlined a model illustrating that 250,000 more people would die in the UK with his'herd immunity' approach, which has resulted in an abrupt change of course for government policy.
Citing human overpopulation as the root cause of environmental problems has long been controversial,and Ehrlich's 1968 statement that hundreds of millions of people would die of starvation in the 1970s did not come to pass, partly due to new high-yielding crops that Ehrlich himself had noted as possible.
Many people would sooner die than think;