Sentence examples for lead to killings from inspiring English sources

Human rights advocates wonder if soldiers will once again kill with impunity and whether dubious accusations will lead to killings outside the law.

The motives for the deliberate poisonings, many of which occur in rural areas, are often the same sorts of grudges, feuds and animus that lead to killings everywhere.

We therefore hypothesize that antagonism of lef-1 might lead to killing of CLL cells.

Binding with cytoplasmic structures within the cell and interference with oxidation/reduction processes [ 7, 8] may lead to killing of bacteria, funguses, viruses, or parasites.

Activation of proteases that degrade the antitoxins can lead to killing of bacterial persisters by the freed toxin (Williams and Hergenrother 2012); this approach, in combination to antibiotics, resulted in biofilm eradication in vitro.

By analogy with ADEPT and GDEPT, VEGF-directed delivery of CPG2 will activate CMDA external to the cells and should also lead to killing of both target and bystander cells.

In a concurrence, Justice Breyer, joined by Justice Sotomayor, said the Eighth Amendment should also bar sentences of life without parole for juvenile offenders who participated in crimes that led to killings but who did not intend to kill.

The two cases the court agreed to hear Monday might also allow the court to draw a further distinction — between offenders who participated in crimes that led to killings and those who actually committed the killings.

That led to killings of several hundred people.

You'll be shot, killed, or severely injured because we won't fix the problems that lead to mass killings, like the one that we saw today.

Many respondents feared that the plan would lead to more killing of wolves than necessary.