Sentence examples for fatal problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore could run into new and politically fatal problems over his next year in office.

Beneath the outward success of the Diem regime, however, lay fatal problems.

Most attempts at cloning fail, and even animals that survive until birth have had serious, often fatal, problems with their lungs, their hearts or their immune systems.

The fact that several sensors in that area of the shuttle shut down moments before the disaster could be an indication that yesterday's fatal problems originated there.

Though the drinks and food industry still hotly contests it, a scientific consensus is now emerging that fatal problems can be traced back to excessive sugar consumption.

Nitrates, many of which come from lawn fertilizer, can interfere with oxygen absorption and can cause serious, sometimes fatal problems for infants younger than six months old.

"We have a short window, but I don't consider it a fatal problem".

Training a DNN with small-sample data definitely led to the fatal problem of over-fitting.

Around the world, a lack of food is a debilitating, often fatal problem.

Although the DEM is well-established, it has a fatal problem.

For Aristotle, democracy's fatal problem is that it divides society by pitting the majority – however slender – against the minority.