Sentence examples for be deadly to from inspiring English sources

While that may be true, the military did not know that scientists at one of these companies knew as early as 1956 that dioxin might well be deadly to human beings.

"Flying debris will be deadly to those caught without shelter".

"It could be deadly to have anything, and I don't".

He can be deadly to his opponents, and all charm to them half an hour later.

Unfortunately, it also contained diethylene glycol, a solvent that happens to be deadly to humans.

Air pollution can be deadly to those with heart and lung disease, asthma and all respiratory conditions.

It can be deadly to a candidate's chances to receive "a verbal B-minus" from a reference, Mr. Oldman said.

Probes sent to the planet by America and the Soviet Union from the 1960s to the 1980s revealed that Venus would be deadly to humans.

Rocky headlands break up the route, spiky outcroppings of stone that make for postcard-worthy views but that can be deadly to traverse at the wrong time.

Adam reminded me that it is his job to "police" my face mask use, as even the most common germs can be deadly to my fragile immune system.

Everything we know about American voters — and yes, Republican primary voters very much included — suggests that Perry's comments will eventually be deadly to his electoral prospects.