Sentence examples for could become fatal from inspiring English sources
All diplomats agreed that Cuba could survive this year without substantial policy changes, but the financial situation could become fatal within 2-3 years.
"They prescribed me with steroids to reduce the swelling as it was a worry - it was restricting my airways and could become fatal".
The author declared that with the multiplication of resistant cells, we were entering a post-antibiotic era, where the tiniest scratch could become fatal.
The prime minister's position remains critical and could quickly become fatal.
For some more often political people than finance types this could eventually become fatal.
Twelve years before Caroline's death, he was told that he could die at any time of a rare form of leukaemia that could "flare up and become fatal".
But this could become a fatal handicap against the Pacers, who score and defend better than the Celtics.
Such an arrangement looks fine for now, but it could become a fatal flaw if Donald Trump takes power in the US on November 8. Superpower gone rogue?
We have become fatal enemies in each other's eyes. . . .
A failure to do so can quickly become fatal.
