Sentence examples for deadly experts from inspiring English sources

But because antibiotics kill the bacteria, not the spores, there are concerns that some spores might remain after the 60-day treatment and turn deadly, experts said.

With his new book, "A Deniable Death", Mr Seymour is back on form.Two British operatives, known as Badger and Foxy, experts in covert surveillance, are sent to the Iran-Iraq border to watch the house of a man they call the Engineer for his deadly, expert combinations of high explosives and circuit boards that are causing havoc among NATO troops in Iraq.

Even a "dirty" bomb with only a few grams of cesium would be deadly, the experts said.

And news channels have been vying for superlatives to describe the deadly disease; experts on CNN recently opined on the question of whether Ebola is "the ISIS of biological agents".

The feared disease was swine flu, a deadly strain that experts thought might be the same one that had killed half a million Americans in 1918.

The White House today stepped into an ongoing debate about controversial virus experiments with a startling announcement: It is halting all federal funding for so-called gain-of-function (GOF) studies that alter a pathogen to make it more transmissible or deadly so that experts can work out a U.S. government-wide policy for weighing the risks.

In contrast, after taking the red pill, Neo becomes not just a violent, deadly martial arts expert, but literally the most important person in the world.

Medical experts say deadly problems can arise as a diver goes ever downward and pressures from the water keep rising.

DEADLY DEPARTURE: Why the Experts Failed to Prevent the TWA Flight 800 Disaster and How It Could Happen Again.

DEADLY DEPARTURE: Why the Experts Failed to Prevent the TWA Flight 800 Disaster and How It Could Happen Again, by Christine Negroni.

But after this weekend's deadly crash, some safety experts argue that regulations and safety oversight have not kept up.