Sentence examples for could be fatal for from inspiring English sources
Errors occur in even the best designed systems, but with nuclear weapons, mistakes could be fatal for millions.
Losing both could be fatal for the league, as it would then be down to four football programs.
Inter face Verona on Sunday and a loss could be fatal for the manager, but why are the fans so hasty?
"We stopped playing after the second goal and the points we have thrown away at home could be fatal for us," he said.
"It could be fatal for the euro's credibility to have the E.C.B. simply start printing money," said Julian Callow, chief Europe economist at Barclays Capital in London.
"Increasingly, it appears any mistake could be fatal for their class outcome," said Philip Cohen, a sociologist studying parenting and inequality at the University of Maryland.
To hear that means you have watched and understand that routine traffic stops, playing in the park or shopping at Walmart could be fatal activities for African Americans.
The material is classed as a Category 2 radioactive source by the IAEA, meaning that if not managed properly it could cause permanent injury to a person in close proximity to it for minutes or hours, and could be fatal to someone exposed for a period of hours to days.
"I assure you it is only a matter of time before we arrest those who stole the radioactive device". The material is classed as a Category 2 radioactive source by the IAEA, meaning that if not managed properly it could cause permanent injury to a person in close proximity to it for minutes or hours, and could be fatal to someone exposed for a period of hours to days.
There is something wooden and smug in his manner that could be fatal to our feelings for the show.
