Sentence examples for fatal process from inspiring English sources

Last but not least, developing a new car is so expensive that manufacturers are unusually vulnerable to the corporate pressures that bedevil every other area of industrial design and result in the fatal process of design by committee.

"In angry despair they jabbed arrows into their thighs to begin the fatal process, and although their weeping relatives ran to help them, to snatch out the arrow and suck out the poison, and although some of the suicides soon changed their minds and bitterly regretted their actions, it was too late".

Such a fundamental, fatal process is likely also to occur in people, Lederer says.

Fibrosis is a progressive and potentially fatal process that can occur in numerous organ systems.

The progression of tumours to metastatic outgrowth is the fatal process of most cancer entities.

Among the unresectable cases, median survival was less than 5 months [ 8- 10], which represents a rapidly fatal process.

Functional status at the moment of transplant was reported on a 10 100 scale; the highest value of 100 indicates the best possible health with no evidence of any disease, and the lowest value of 10 indicates moribund status with fatal processes progressing rapidly.

Federal judges were divided even as to its constitutionality, with some believing that the statute penalized the freedom to associate, and others believing that the statute's failure to require that a defendant know that the organization had been designated a terrorist organization was a fatal due process flaw.

It is also necessary to have the results of the forensic toxicologic analysis and those of a forensic autopsy examination prior to classifying that a cause and manner of death is associated with acute cocaine exposure or chronic cocaine use that leads ultimately to a fatal pathologic process.

Dr. Daniel Shapiro, a clinical psychologist at the University of Arizona and a survivor of a form of Hodgkin's disease that is usually fatal, compared the process to "captaining a ship in really windy seas when my navigators disagreed".

For "Agamemnon," she might learn of a single book that will cover how the play fits into Greek history, its language and imagery, and how it depicts gods and humans; or she might choose to compare three separate works that analyze Agamemnon's fatal decision-making process.