Sentence examples for a particularly lethal from inspiring English sources

Boconnion imprisons them, but they escape, leaving behind a particularly lethal form of retribution.

Patients with SSc often develop pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), a particularly lethal complication caused by vascular dysfunction.

Using a new kind of vaccine, researchers report that they have been able to control a particularly lethal strain of AIDS virus in monkeys.

The shellfish tested positive for the OsHV-1 virus, a particularly lethal strain of herpes never before been seen in British waters.

There has been a decrease of attacks involving a particularly lethal type of roadside bomb that American intelligence says is supplied by the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

To make it hard for the Americans to fix the holes, the fighters have continued to seed the strip south of the barrier with explosively formed penetrators, a particularly lethal type of roadside bomb.

This was made abundantly clear in Cambodia, when we met a 40-year-old woman named Nhem Yen, who told us why she moved to an area with particularly lethal malaria.

A RECENT spate of particularly lethal suicide bombs on July 16th one blew up a petrol tanker near a mosque in the mainly Shia town of Musayib, south of Baghdad, killing at least 90 civilians makes things look even worse than they are.

The analysis found that every year, 0.12 percent of the patients with Barrett's esophagus go on to develop cancer of the esophagus, a disease that is particularly lethal.

The study found that every year, 0.12 percent of the Barrett's patients — or about one in 860 people — go on to develop cancer of the esophagus, a disease that is particularly lethal.

Researchers have identified the gene that may have made a rare flu strain particularly lethal.