Sentence examples for has a deadly effect from inspiring English sources

IN "THE RING", a Hollywood remake of a Japanese horror film, a videotape has a deadly effect on those who watch it.

[Page C10.] Lighter Cars May Cost Lives Federal auto regulators released a study that asserts that reducing vehicle weights would have a deadly effect over all.

It was my sense that the environmental disaster, so long misrepresented by the polluting chemical companies, had a deadly effect upon all who lived in its vicinity.

It means that even when the individual risk factors are low, they can have a deadly effect when combined with others on the list.

The death of psychotherapy research will eventually have a deadly effect on psychotherapy practice.

Which is fine when it comes to something like sugar tax, but absolutely barbaric when it has a deadly and immediate effect on people's right to earn a living.

But the tail has a deadly sting.

Plaintiffs argue that for "controversial groups, such threatened disclosure can have a deadly chilling effect on the group's advocacy".

Even worse, it will have a deadly chilling effect on security researchers everywhere.

One of the most common herbicides atrazine appears to have an added deadly effect: It makes tiger salamanders more vulnerable to certain infections.

The drug has a potentially deadly side effect that can occur without warning, after years of symptom-free doses and days after an injection.