Sentence examples for deadly nature from inspiring English sources

Toro knows first-hand the deadly nature of giant earthquakes.

This official fear stemmed from the deadly nature of bird flu.

Despite the deadly nature of smoking, there has been great hostility to the development of clean nicotine alternatives.

Northerners know to fear black ice, but its deadly nature is not widely understood by people from more temperate regions, and figurative language doesn't help.

And the chief interest of the reader centres in watching the growth, not of that hatred of slavery which was inborn in Abraham Lincoln and always consistently manifested in his actions, but of his perception of the deadly nature of the feud between slavery and the Union, and of the rightfulness and necessity of crushing the one to preserve the other.

But in 2011, the deadly nature of concrete buildings became clear again when an earthquake struck New Zealand's third-largest city, Christchurch.

A sentence of 15 to 30 years, the prosecutors wrote, would be "commensurate with the deadly serious nature" of her terrorist crimes.

The deadly and fanatical nature of this death cult requires a multi-faceted response to wipe out its military capability and erode its base of support.

But the hubris and inflexibility of the warrior fail to ward off the capriciousness of fate, the deadly indifference of nature; he also has trouble coping with the conventions of civilized life.

This is an industry that many believe has lost any right to exist because of its long history of lying about the deadly and addictive nature of its product.

Her death was the start of a long journey to cope with loss and grief and anger, to make sense out of the senseless, to face the deadly indifference of nature and the awful fact that suffering falls on the just and the unjust.