Sentence examples for could kill us all from inspiring English sources

A botched human germline edit could harm a family; a botched gene drive could kill us all.

He continues: "If you worry about climate change, China's growth is a wonderful human success story that could kill us all".

Surely it's time to agree that the first step is to start drawing curtains on an obsolete, out-of-date system that could kill us all, and to shape a new one.

It includes 11 5.25″ inch bays for maximum expansion and looks like it could kill us all.

The only thing Nibiru folks seem to agree upon is that it's heading our way and could kill us all.

This has been a very exciting year for things-that-could-kill-us. First it was the economy that could kill us all; then it was those Somali pirates who posed a threat to our very way of life; and now we all should fear swine flu.

In 2010, the former professional wrestler and Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura featured the island on his TruTV program, "Conspiracy Theory," calling it a "real-life island of horror" serving as "a secret bio warfare lab," that could, he said, "kill us all".

Could ancient viruses emerge once again?—Could a 'zombie' virus kill us all?

One hundred or so came and we all had a wild time until some lovelorn White Knight waving an automatic pistol showed up and threatened to kill us all unless we could account for his girl.

He could have killed us all if he had wanted to," said Gamaoun, a 39-year-old father of four, adding that he would have rather Tunisians died.

He could've killed us all right there and then, "I don't know what happened, Officer, I read a few stories, they were all laughing, but at the end nobody got up from their seats," he might nervously report to a regional police officer later that evening.