Sentence examples for effects of the deadly from inspiring English sources
A mixture of oleic and erucic acids (in effect, olive and rapeseed oil) should, he reasoned, inhibit the effects of the deadly acids, soaking them up before they hurt the nervous system.Many medical researchers thought his theory moonshine.
In his poem Dulce et Decorum Est, Owen describes the effects of the deadly chlorine gas used by both the German and British armies during World War I.
The cumulative effects in terms of lost lives, stress on the power grid and damage to roads and bridges could eclipse the effects of the deadly heat wave of 1995, which claimed hundreds of lives in Chicago alone, AccuWeather.com predicted.
The UNITE FOR CHILDREN UNITE AGAINST AIDS campaign's goals are to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and enable the world's children to grow up free from the effects of the deadly disease.
Apart from providing and supporting child-friendly environments, Mudahinyurwa stresses that the access to health insurance has also helped the local communities to recover from the effects of the deadly earthquake.
When Pir spoke to a Taliban fighter about the effect of the deadly drones loitering overhead, the man replied, "We don't even sit together to chat anymore".
"What is unique about this study - a long-term experiment that took a lot of stamina and persistence to implement - is that it directly demonstrates the effects of this deadly combination of factors, and enables exploration of the details of the ecological processes and interactions involved," he told BBC News.
The second week will ensure that this figure is approached throughout the country, so that children in Rwanda no longer have to suffer the effects of this deadly disease.
To make matters worse, a recent study by US scientists has highlighted a new grisly side effect of this deadly plant: apparently even "casual" cannabis use can lead to "major" changes to areas of the brain important for emotion and motivation.
It's an unproven, yet potentially hope-lifting treatment for Ebola: Pumping the blood of infection survivors into patients who are now suffering the deadly effects of the virus.
