Sentence examples for deadly burden from inspiring English sources

It's a potentially deadly burden that demands attention and care.

The intentions of the chart's makers seem to have been different, and reasonable enough — they write that "the colors on the chart show the extent to which the Western Allies are sharing the deadly burden".

And while many see the war in Afghanistan as an American effort, the colors on the chart show the extent to which the Western allies are sharing the deadly burden.

Cancer is one of the deadly diseases that burdens the society since long-time.

Ngonghala's community suffered from a continuous burden of deadly diseases, including malaria and HIV.

Under "stand your ground" laws, the person using deadly force has no greater burden of proof than that they "felt threatened," and no duty to retreat from danger is required.

But the antiwar forces, who have had to contend from the start with the widespread belief that their position is unpatriotic and unsupportive of American troops engaged in deadly combat, must now bear the additional burden of arguing with success.

He burdened his players with some deadly historical and classical tragedies.

The rise of global industrial fishing has been deadly for the shark, an ancient fish burdened with the triple curse of being easy to catch, slow to reproduce and delicious in soup.

Even some physicians in other specialties think it's "easy," or borders on the trivial, but skin diseases are important because they are common, impose a huge economic and psychological burden on patients, and can be deadly.

Plasmodium falciparum is the most deadly human malaria parasite, notorious for its immense disease burden, ability to persist in individuals for months if not longer, and rapid development of resistance to all currently available treatments [ 1– 4].