Sentence examples for it become lethal from inspiring English sources
In addition, only when this accumulation reaches a given threshold does it become lethal.
Pesticide risk is not limited to its acute toxicity and the level at which it becomes lethal to an individual insect.
At the BBC, the Newsnight row could be seen as a regrettable but editorial misjudgment such as are made in most newsrooms most weeks; but if it plays into a story about the BBC covering up scandals on its doorstep – that it's an untrustworthy organisation – then it becomes lethal.
Jorge Campos, the wily Mexican goalie, felt he had to bolt upfield to try to break up the attack before it became lethal, but Campos could merely deflect the ball slightly, right back to Wolff, who flicked it into the net.
Fisher et al. noticed that as long as the expressed H. pylori OMP remains in the cytoplasm of E. coli, it is not lethal, but that once it is secreted to the periplasm by the Sec machinery, it becomes lethal to E. coli.
But it can become lethal if you don't keep it in-house.
Despite of the fact that infection with Strongyloides stercoralis is usually self-limited and with low morbidity in immunocompetent individuals, it may become lethal in cases of immunosuppression, such as AIDS, corticosteroid treatment and transplantation.
Particularly, if and when the amount of chromium becomes 0.1 mg/g of body weight, it can eventually become lethal for people.
In the course of a game, a defense will inevitably guess wrong as to how Brady plans to pick up two or three yards; when it does, the Pats become lethal.
The city will not solve its overcrowding problems by promoting buildings that could become lethal liabilities in the near future.
