Sentence examples for could prove deadly from inspiring English sources

Lack of resources and attention from policymakers could prove deadly to those who live, tour, work or transit the Arctic's pristine waters.

In either case, these young voters support Obama by a 20-point margin – and their potential non-participation could prove deadly to Obama.

Where production in export industries depends on "learning by doing", or the steady accumulation of expertise over time, even a temporary hit to exports from a currency appreciation could prove deadly.

Only Apple, with gadgets such as its $129 AirPort Express, a cute little thing that plugs unobtrusively into a power socket and delivers iTunes from a PC to the stereo, gets that point, says Mr Schadler.For other vendors, this could prove deadly.

And health and postal officials said today that they were coming to believe that anthrax spores might move from letter to letter -- that, for instance, a letter contaminated by a Daschle or Leahy letter might then contaminate others, and that such small traces of the bacteria could prove deadly for an aging person or someone vulnerable to infection.

Key January move: The deadline-day sale of Kenny McLean could prove deadly for St Mirren's hopes of avoiding relegation, the midfielder not only being the Buddies stand-out performer but being a useful stand-in up front as their striker's fired blanks.

This loss of control could ultimately prove deadly, Facebook may appear to be playing nicely, to host content for free and pass through 100% of the ad revenue, but is this balance of power going to stay that way?

I spy fire axes just waiting to be buried into skulls, foolishly positioned electrical wires that could so easily prove deadly, the potential to poison drinks and to get up close and personal with Novikov by assuming the identity of the Sangine show's star male model, Helmut Kruger.

I spy fire axes just waiting to be buried into skulls, foolishly positioned electrical wires that could so easily prove deadly, the potential to poison drinks, and to get up close and personal with Novikov by assuming the identity of the Sangine show's star male model, Helmut Kruger.

Yemen, whose tribes have for centuries been hostile to outsiders, could prove a deadly quagmire if conventional infantries from elsewhere in the Arab world attempt to wage a ground war against a homegrown, battle-hardened guerrilla force, the Shiite Muslim Houthi rebels.

Speaking to BBC Breakfast, GP Dr Farrah Sheikh warned of the dangers posed if antibiotics do not work, and suggested that the time could come when a scratch might prove deadly.