Sentence examples for a lethal impact from inspiring English sources
Britain's biggest supermarket has warned that dearer food prices triggered by the plunge in the value of the pound will have a lethal impact on poor families worst affected by the expected jump in inflation over the next two years.
And it's probably having a lethal impact there," said Susan Shaw, director of the Marine Environmental Research Institute.
The authors of a study published in the Lancet Global Health said aerial bombing in urban areas had "a disproportionate lethal impact on civilians, particularly children".
One third of victims are children UN Secretary-General Ban opened a photo exhibition, Enduring Fear, capturing the lethal impact of landmines and other war remnants on children and families across the world.
The lethal impact of irradiation was characterised by a decrease of the weed fresh mass of 90% compared to untreated plants two weeks after irradiation.
After the accession of Central European countries to the European Union, without exception the influence of drug addiction increased in line with the long-term pertinent lethal impact of alcoholism on society as a whole.
But that is largely because of Western food aid, and because North Koreans like the Parks -- who are not further identified because of the possibility of retaliation -- have themselves developed survival strategies to blunt the lethal impact of what United Nations experts have called a "slow-motion famine".
This is not only linked to its ancestral origins, but also because of its accelerated rate of evolution, which is associated with a high copy number that allows mutations to occur without lethal impact [ 6].
Wolf, who has been described as "the premier financial and economics writer in the world," joined Moyers & Company for a discussion of the current crisis in Washington and its potentially lethal impact on the global economy.
The lethal impact of the blast was augmented by cruel circumstance.
But the lethal impact of the siege on Mosul's citizens has measurably grown, as in last month's horrific American bombing of a basement shelter that killed up to 150 people.
