Sentence examples for could have lethal consequences from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to imagine how cyberattacks of this kind could have lethal consequences.

And while eating horsemeat had no health implications, for anyone with a nut allergy this spice scare could have lethal consequences.

For this reason, the most critical concern in the maintenance and operation of strategic weapons systems was to provide certain and secure communication between civil and military commanders and to provide "backup" computer and other facilities wherever failure of a component could have lethal consequences.

That could have deadly consequences.

As Leveson notes, simple data-entry errors should not have lethal consequences.

The potential synergy between vaccine refusal and antibiotic resistance can have lethal consequences.

Accidental consumption leads to severe liver toxicity and can have lethal consequences if immediate treatment is not received.

Because threatening situations can have lethal consequences, it makes sense that the amygdala would be tuned to react to all fearful stimuli.

I am not sure what counters stigma, but we all know that success can indeed breed even greater stigmatization that can have lethal consequences.

Snowden's actions are likely to have lethal consequences for our troops in the field," Rogers said in a statement at the time.

"This plan might have lethal consequences for the Italian universities," asserts Saccà.