Sentence examples for deadly under from inspiring English sources

Foods considered more or less deadly under the low-fat dogma turn out to be comparatively benign if you actually look at their fat content.

In this new novel, he seems to have set out to write a Ruth Rendell story, in which stubborn character defects turn deadly under the pressure of mistaken perception and brutal coincidence.

He notes that although FARC attacks have been smaller and less deadly under Mr Uribe their frequency has not diminished.One possibility is that the FARC attacks are an effort to force the government to withdraw troops from a longstanding operation, involving 17,000 soldiers, against guerrilla strongholds in the southern jungles of Caqueta and Putumayo.

Taubes continues, "Foods considered more or less deadly under the low-fat dogma turn out to be comparatively benign if you actually look at their fat content.

LOS ANGELES — The spread of a particularly virulent form of tuberculosis in South Africa illustrates a breakdown in the global program that is supposed to keep the disease, one of the world's deadliest, under control.

The World Health Organization, a United Nations agency, estimates that only 2percentt of drug-resistant cases worldwide are now being detected and treated appropriately, mainly because of a breakdown in the global program that is supposed to keep the disease, one of the world's deadliest, under control.

"I would submit that no reasonable officer knowing, seeing and hearing what Officer Yanez did at the time would have used deadly force under these circumstances".

Baghdad residents expressed astonishment at Mr. McCain's rosy remarks, saying that he visited the marketplace, the scene of numerous deadly bombings, under unrealistic conditions.

Africa has harbored a number of high-profile Western medical miscreants who have intentionally administered deadly agents under the guise of providing health care or conducting research.

The Supreme Court's decision in Tennessee v. Garner (1985) highlighted that there were significant limits to the use of deadly force under the Bill of Rights.

One, Tanalith CuAz, is in its original state classified as a deadly poison under Japan's Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Control Act.