Sentence examples for deadly costs from inspiring English sources

If history has taught us anything, it is that appeasement has deadly costs.

Could it be that the laxity of the nation's gun laws is tolerated because its deadly costs are borne by the segregated black and Latino populations of North Philadelphia and Chicago's South Side?

Or, he can turn his back on coal miners and their families, and continue our nation's denial of the deadly costs of coal.

And as viewers watch the film this week, Big Coal-bankrolled members of Congress will continue to deny the deadly costs and health impacts of strip-mining, coal companies will abandon miners and mines in bankruptcy, and the rogue elements of the industry will take one last mountaintop-removal blast at the region before picking up and moving to the Illinois Basin or abroad.

Yet it came at a deadly cost.

The deadly cost of Iraq haunts us, as it should.

But those operations came at a deadly cost.

These medications are potent pain relievers, but this relief comes at a serious, and sometimes deadly, cost.

Kensington and Chelsea council has come under increasing pressure to account for potentially deadly cost-cutting at Grenfell Tower and its slow response to the devastating blaze.

When a young woman leaves her family, and the civilized world, to join an off-the-grid community headed by an enigmatic leader, she discovers that belonging comes with a deadly cost, in this lush and searing debut novel.

A recent example of the deadly cost of these weaknesses was the Taliban attack on April 21 that killed at least 140 soldiers on a large Afghan army base in northern Balkh province.