Sentence examples for fatal world from inspiring English sources

Still, the idea — still taboo to say, still disallowed from articulation, still too shocking to be uttered, certainly on cable television's non-stop anxiety rounds — ought to be that terrorism remains as close to that as we can hope to find in this fatal world.

Jon Morris's excellent book The League of Regrettable Superheroes has more examples of colourful characters who fell by the wayside, from Madame Fatal (the world's first ever cross-dressing granny superhero) to Bozo the Iron Man (a remote-controlled, jive-talking robot crimefighter), long before Marvel Studios took over the multiplexes.

But being original can sometimes be fatal in the world of finance.

That tactic has been used by the company involved in the fatal Bronx crash, World Wide Travel, which is still running its buses through two other companies connected to the owner.

China's total debt was more than double its gross domestic product in 2015, a government economist has said, warning that debt linkages between the state and industry could be "fatal" for the world's second largest economy.

In the globalized world, fatal competition ruling in almost all business sectors hits especially airline companies due to the global nature of the industry.

This is the third fatal accident in World Cup stadiums in Brazil, with two other construction workers killed over the past two years.

England now fly back to Rio to recover knowing they will threaten any side in their group, but further repeats of defensive frailties could be fatal for their World Cup ambitions.

Abortion has now reached the magnitude of more loss of life than the fatal devastation of World War II.

Aligning with the Germans proved fatal; Germany and Turkey lost World War I, the Empire was carved up, and what remained became Turkey under the helm of Atatürk in 1923.

The New York Times describes Sharp's ideas as "fatal to the world's despots," and some say his work played a role in supporting the recent tide of democratic uprisings in the Middle East.