Sentence examples for high kill rate from inspiring English sources

A high kill rate, which once misled the U.S. military about its prospects in Vietnam, has eased concerns in the U.S. today about future attempts at revenge from ISIS's foreign fighters.

If "The Walking Dead" is "Lost" with zombies and a high kill rate, "Warm Bodies" is effectively a riff on every teenage romance ever told, from Ovid's Pyramus and Thisbe on.

IPR and CBM proceedings in particular became highly favored patent litigation defense strategies because they had a high "kill rate" for patent claims, were cheaper than a lawsuit and could be used to "stay" a pending patent lawsuit, reducing attorney fees.

Yet, the high kill rate of elephants continues, as we march ever closer to elephant extinction.

Counts of northern Yellowstone elk (Cervus elaphus) decreased more (50%) than predicted (5 30%), and will likely continue to decrease given the strong preference of wolves for elk and continued high kill rates despite this substantial reduction in elk abundance.

The Lost Dogs' Home, Melbourne's largest pound, has been criticized for high kill rates and alleged cash-grabbing practices for the better part of a decade.

For its part, the Lost Dogs' Home does admit to having a higher kill rate than many other shelters, but it insists that's due to their size.

The antimalarial peroxide artemisinin and its derivatives are the most potent and rapidly acting antimalarial agents available to date [ 5] with high parasite kill rates and broad-stage activity producing more rapid clinical and parasitological response than other classes of antimalarial agents.

In much of the Eastern United States, the density of roads and volume of traffic are high enough to cause at least 10% annual mortality among adult turtles--a kill rate high enough to send populations into decline.

In the last two years, Target Zero, a collaborative effort aimed at ending the euthanasia of all safe, adoptable shelter animals nationwide, has cut the kill rate from as high as 64percentt annually to nearly zero in some cities through a hands-on mentorship model, where proven leaders teach local leaders evidence-based best practices.

In Puerto Rico the kill rate in shelters has been estimated as high as 97percentt.