Sentence examples for fatal degree from inspiring English sources

In life he would be exhausting and boring to a fatal degree.

It's easy to forget that Warne actually only took four wickets – two lower-order batsmen and one a terrible decision against Andrew Strauss – but he got inside the minds of the England team and extended party, deadening their senses and their bats to a fatal degree.

The exasperating thing is that, when the big emergency came, against Italy, he wasn't on the pitch: Tele Santana had replaced him with Paulo Isidoro and put Socrates up front, a move that arguably weakened Brazil's midfield and attack to a fatal degree.

Since a growth potential of >0.5 log(10) cfu/g within food products is known to potentially endanger human health, the chosen inloculum size of approximately 5 log cfu/g (i.e., around 105 cells/g) in the current study may reflect the fatal degree of microbial contamination in real (Skalina and Nikolajeva 2010).

Some have suggested that SARS may be the Chinese Communist Party's Chernobyl, undermining public faith to a near-fatal degree and forcing the rulers to share information more freely.

Furthermore, weight loss is an indicator of a fatal outcome, and the degree of weight loss may be a simple and effective marker for evaluating JEV-infected mice, allowing the discrimination of mice that will survive from those that will die [ 49].

The man, George Hyatte, 37, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 2005 fatal shooting of Wayne Morgan; attempted first-degree murder in the wounding of another guard, Larry Harris; and felony escape.

Others define DSH as a broad spectrum of non-fatal self-injury irrespective of degree of type of motivation (e.g., [ 5]), a conceptualisation that is mostly called Self-Harm (SH) [ 10, 11].

Betweenness centrality was used to identify bottleneck nodes – nodes of low degree whose removal is fatal to the organism [ 119].

Copresence of both factors also was associated with an increased risk of fatal cancer and, to a lesser degree, nonfatal cancer (Table 4).

Carruth, 26, is charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Cherica Adams, who was eight months pregnant when she was shot.