Sentence examples for deadly circumstances from inspiring English sources

These 12 true stories, several of which first appeared in The New Yorker, explore the fixations that propel people into unfathomable, often deadly circumstances.

And the rebels were a frenzied patchwork of shifting alliances and ideologies, adapting rapidly to fluid and deadly circumstances; even some of the so-called moderates have now allied with the jihadis of the IS.

His performances ranged from as good as possible in deadly circumstances ("The Chase," "A Countess from Hong Kong") to brilliant ("Golden Eye"), but there has been no other career that so clearly illustrates how complex a work of art a movie really is, and how many forces it requires — of whatever genius — to make it right.

Testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee on May 19, Gen. John P. Abizaid, the top commander of American forces in the Middle East, sounded a dismissive note about at least some of the Red Cross findings, suggesting that the organization had little understanding of the confusing and deadly circumstances swirling on the battlefield.

"Government policies are generally one-size-fits-all, and sometimes people get put in difficult or potentially deadly circumstances," Gutiérrez told VICE in a statement.

"Government policies are generally one-size-fits-all and sometimes people get put in difficult or potentially deadly circumstances," Gutiérrez told VICE in a statement.

In Ivory Coast, Mr. Ouattara was installed in April through a combination of strikes by United Nations and French helicopters, along with an undisciplined — and in some circumstances deadly — home-grown army.

Federal Customs and Border Protection agents "are trained to use deadly force in circumstances that pose a threat to their lives, the lives of their fellow law enforcement partners and innocent third parties," said Doug Mosier, an agency spokesman.

If you don't like guns, forget about it: FBI special agents must be armed at all times while on duty, and they are required to use deadly force "should circumstances dictate".

Health teams note increasingly frequent cases of diarrhea, scabies and malaria, all deadly in these circumstances, especially for young children.

"Police officers often use deadly force in circumstances where there is no imminent threat of death or serious bodily harm to officers or others".