Sentence examples for lethal conditions from inspiring English sources

In many places, the weather was also creating lethal conditions for drivers.

The Pegasus planet has had to survive less lethal conditions, although it must have had a bumpy ride over its estimated 10 billion years of existence.

Two couples in group therapy with Dr. Sella hold hands and twist tissues as they describe the lethal conditions with which their children have been diagnosed.

We pay our brave soldiers a grave insult by sending them into lethal conditions day after day and then assuming that they are not mature enough to overcome the personal differences of their peers.

Hoping to improve infection control in hospitals, the nation's top epidemiological societies joined Wednesday with the American Hospital Association and the Joint Commission, which accredits hospitals, to issue a compendium of guidelines for preventing six lethal conditions.

In the lives of writers who flame out early, Sylvia Plath and her kind, we may think we see a lesson about the impossibility of this double state: the fundamental savagery of art, the way it consumes its mortal vessels, the way oppression constructs lethal conditions for certain artists and so on.

But Lotronex has disappointed, since constipation and a potentially lethal condition called ischemic colitis have turned out to be rather more serious side-effects than the company's clinical trials suggested.

Of these, an estimated 6.5m are in urgent need of anti-retroviral medicines the cocktails of drugs that have, in rich countries, transformed AIDS from an acute lethal condition to a chronic complaint.

Of the muscular dystrophies, the X-linked form named for French neurologist Guillaume Duchenne (1806 75) is the most common, and, despite detailed knowledge of the causative gene and its effect, it remains a lethal condition.

Septic shock is a highly lethal condition.

A good outcome was achieved despite the lethal condition in the present case.