Sentence examples for fatal drop from inspiring English sources

Even four months later, that hospital did not have cholera cots; patients defecated in bed or risked a potentially fatal drop in blood pressure by getting up, United Nations investigators found.

For a company that relies on business from such so-called "organic" search results, that can mean a dramatic - perhaps fatal - drop in trade because while the number one spot in the average search results will attract roughly half of all clicks, at the bottom of the first page sites can only expect 2% of clicks.

For example, proteins in the acetylcholinesterase group are common neurotransmitters for muscle control, but the snake's venomous form induces paralysis and difficulty breathing; similarly, kallikrein proteins regulate blood pressure, but the toxic versions induce a fatal drop in blood pressure.

When PDE5s interact with the drugs many people take to treat everything from diabetes and high blood pressure to cholesterol and heart diseases, they can cause a dangerous and potentially fatal drop in blood pressure.

It is a tough, marginal place that is now inhabited by fewer than a hundred people and is accessible only by rough logging roads lined with fatal drop-offs.

You applied abilities to individual lemmings in order to overcome obstacles – to make them dig down vertically, to build steps, to block the way to fatal drops, or to parachute from a great height.

In many ways, MetaFilter is a textbook case: per Haughey, Google penalized the site for suspected spam in 2012, leading to an immediate — and almost-fatal — drop in the site's traffic and profits.

There is a moment when the foundation of things as they are cracks, when the dam leaks its fatal, irreversible drop, when the tectonic plates shift enough to do more than rattle the shelves.

One promising trend is the development of synthetic surfaces for racetracks, and one of the first tracks to install such a surface, Turfway Park in Florence, Kentucky, saw its rate of fatal breakdowns drop from 24 in 2004 05 to three in the year following Polytrack installation.

Fatal overdoses dropped by 35percentt in the neighborhood surrounding the site in the two years after it opened in 2003.

The Lexington Herald-Leader reported the analysis covered 754,932 starts between Nov. 1, 2008, and Oct. 31, 2010, and showed the prevalence of fatal injury dropped to 2.00 per 1,000 starts.