Sentence examples for fatally affected from inspiring English sources

Drought and epidemics had fatally affected the Russian economy while oprichnina had thoroughly disrupted the government.

Bees can be severely and even fatally affected by pesticides, fertilizers, and other chemicals that man has introduced into the environment.

Heartwater (Ehrlichia ruminantium) is a tick-borne rickettsial disease that affects the black wildebeest and, as the blue wildebeest is fatally affected by rinderpest and foot-and-mouth disease, it is believed that the black wildebeest is also likely to be susceptible to these.

Recently, IRIS fatally affected two patients with HIV dementia, despite control of the virus in the periphery (Nath and Sacktor, 2006).

The Environmental Protection Agency concluded that passive smoking really does cause cancer, fatally affecting 3,000 people a year.

Pakistan's leadership, corrupt and inherently duplicitous, either doesn't know (which suggests incompetence) or doesn't care (which reveals complicity) that their game fatally affects their own innocent civilians most; killing of civilians by anyone anywhere is simply and always wrong.

It most greatly affects those who need to communicate the structured arrays of numbers we refer to colloquially as "data". Unlike data, text and video are not affected fatally by the last 20 inches of their journey because they travel the Web in packages that are explicit about how they will be rendered.

The accident at Chernobyl in Ukraine in 1986 killed dozens immediately and has affected (sometimes fatally) the health of tens of thousands at the least.

Michael, by now a law student observing the trial, realises that Hanna is a secret illiterate, a fact that has profoundly affected her actions in the past as well as fatally undermining her defence in court.

In a few notable instances, tall buildings have directed high speed winds to street levels that have affected outdoor spaces of businesses, the balance of pedestrians or in severe cases the safety of pedestrians when a car flipped over and fatally injured an individual in Leeds, England.

Typically, the probability of a failure is higher in grid computing than in traditional parallel computing and the failure of resources affects job execution fatally.