Sentence examples for deadly purpose from inspiring English sources

These things may have already been used to deadly purpose.

Dancing is a whole-body experience, but the victor in our DDRMAX competition stood still, arms to his sides, not even perceptibly keeping time to the music but stamping his foot with deadly purpose as the arrows indicated.

Mr. Bigley's disclosures came after 24 hours of intensive investigation by Camden County and local authorities and in Turnersville, 15 miles south of here, where Grace was living tat the Saxony Motel, The police had believed since late yesterday that Grace had come to the Heritage Building with deadly purpose.

But most of the world will certainly not accept an argument that Iraq had innocent technologies that it was planning to use later for deadly purposes, unless there is substantial supporting proof.

The fact that small laboratory stocks of smallpox remained extant, and that most Americans had never had reason to be vaccinated against the illness, raised the possibility that such germs could fall into the wrong hands--and be put to deadly purposes.

Synthetic Biology "With the ability to program cells as one programs computers comes the ability to engineer viruses, bacteria, and animal cells for specific and potentially deadly purposes.

As such, it's easy to get lost in the magnificent spectacle of uncertainty that plagues our very existence and lose sight of the things that might actually kill us all. . 2. SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY "With the ability to programme cells as one programmes computers comes the ability to engineer viruses, bacteria, and animal cells for specific and potentially deadly purposes.

Last month, divers and snorkellers marvelling at the event were joined by scientists with a deadly serious purpose: to harvest billions of sperm and eggs, and then freeze them, in an effort to save corals in the World Heritage-listed reef from extinction.

The fact is, he has a deadly serious purpose.

Yet they were designed for a deadly serious technical purpose.

An article in The Boston Globe in 2008 said the group raised "fears that people could create a deadly microbe on purpose".