Sentence examples for deadly result from inspiring English sources

The two attacks came in the same place, with the same deadly result, but with strikingly different reactions.

So is suicide the deadly result of a deep psychological condition -- or a fleeting impulse brought on by opportunity?

Yet perhaps the most deadly result of Britain's property psychosis - born of a yearly increase in value that should be unsustainable, yet so far keeps right on plugging - is that it widens the gap between the haves and have-nots.

Mr. Calderón's offensive against the cartels, coupled with an ambitious effort to reform police departments across the country, has upset those arrangements, some criminologists say, with a deadly result.

And when gunfire erupted on Saturday evening, there were few residents who did not recognize the sound, or shake their heads at its deadly result: An 18-year-old man dead on the scalding summer pavement; a 13-year-old boy critically wounded by a bullet to the neck; and two other boys, 14 and 15, each hit in the leg by bullets.

But it took several years for her to go from seeing climate change as something everybody is equally at fault for to seeing it as the deadly result of decisions made by fossil fuel executives.

The fraud sometimes had deadly results.

But informal racing continues, sometimes with deadly results.

This year, about 360,000 people have crossed, most between Libya and Italy, with far more deadly results.

Elizabeth Olsen is the initially repressed eponymous anti-heroine whose passions are awakened by Oscar Isaac's brooding rake, with deadly results.

When the fixed ropes were swept away by falling ice, some climbers were unable to cope — with deadly results.