Sentence examples for have lethal implications from inspiring English sources

To the Zapatistas, the enactment of economic globalisation was nothing short of a "death sentence", because they understood it could have lethal implications for the land and ancient traditions of the Mayans.

And while eating horsemeat had no health implications, for anyone with a nut allergy this spice scare could have lethal consequences.

Predators can simultaneously have lethal (consumption) and non-lethal (modification of traits) effects on their prey.

Selfies have lethal possibilities.

Gloucester flyer May has lethal speed.

†Both had lethal anomalies.

It will have legal implications, financial implications, accounting implications, and it will certainly have technology implications.

Recognising its lethal implications, governments and health agencies have mobilised large-scale resources to try to prevent it.

Conscious of its lethal implications, nations and health agencies have devoted large-scale resources to trying to limit its spread, and to minimise the possibility that it could jump from animals to humans.

The conclusion that SPOP mutations could be synthetic lethal with PARP inhibition could have profound implications in the clinic and therefore must be exhaustively tested by the authors.

Screening of LFS patients for early onset tumours significantly impacts overall survival, such that identification of pathway modifiers of lethal tumour phenotypes have implications for both screening and prevention therapies (Villani et al, 2011).