Sentence examples for cause suffocation from inspiring English sources

"It is likely to reduce the risk of executions that cause suffocation and excruciating pain," Professor Semel said.

Leeches can cause suffocation and death of the host by blocking the breathing passages; in Asia, in particular, domestic animals commonly die in this way.

It refers to Tennessee's Nonlivestock Human Death Act, which bans vets from using a certain combination of drugs on animals on the basis it can cause suffocation by paralysis while the animal is still fully awake.

Anyone who remembered Blaine's parting speculation about his chances - "Will the air supply suddenly get cut off and cause suffocation... even death?" - had only to look up to realise that the simple answer to this question, was, no, it wouldn't.

He said the explosions from the attack emitted what he described as a gas that appeared to cause suffocation, and that some victims had been treated in a rebel field hospital.

The commission suggests that parents adhere to these tips: avoid toys with small parts, which may pose a choking threat, for infants and toddlers; do not buy toys with sharp edges and points for children under eight; immediately discard plastic wrapping, which may cause suffocation; and do not buy electric toys with heating elements for young children.

The same results worry safety experts, who say the practice causes suffocation.

The air passageways located in the neck (the windpipe and the larynx, or voice box) can become obstructed, causing suffocation.

AN empty Lane Home Furnishings cedar chest, so inviting to children playing hide-and- seek, may lock automatically from the inside, causing suffocation.

Some captions in this vein seized on the fact that the impediment might not be just to kissing but to life itself, causing suffocation.

He investigated the action of gases that caused suffocation in coal miners and the pathological effects of carbon monoxide present after a mine explosion.