Sentence examples for lethal effort from inspiring English sources

But by that point a certain damage had already been done, since the mere contemplation of such a military manipulation of the press helps American-hating terrorists foment lies akin to their lethal effort to portray Mr. Pearl as a C.I.A. agent.

In a society riddled with structures of domination, it was no accident that the U.S. was pouring so much lethal effort into devastating Vietnam.

Lethal efforts to dispose of the geese, technically known as "depredations," require a permit from the Fish and Wildlife Service.

Second, the election results are likely to encourage the administration's quiet but lethal efforts to undermine environmental law through administrative rulemaking and judicial negotiation.

The world my contemporaries (henceforth "we") entered as infants had quite recently slaughtered at least fifty million combatants and civilians by means of lethal industrial effort, demolishing great global swaths of mineral and agricultural wealth and human habitation and culminating in not one but two cities savagely incinerated in a matter of minutes.

This is critical information for a species that inhabits a difficult to access sea-ice environment that is changing rapidly in some regions and has been the subject of contentious lethal sampling efforts and ongoing international legal action.

But the country's lethal scientific whaling effort seems poised to resume with the 2015 to 2016 Southern Ocean hunting season anyway.

"It would be almost lethal to put efforts into other products," Cannie says.

During 2012, the IMPC estimated that ∼30% of mouse KO lines are embryonic or perinatal lethal and increasing efforts are being focused on examining embryos to determine mechanisms involved in the developmental defects.

Scientists have created a highly lethal virus in an effort to develop stronger protections against the threat of virulent forms of smallpox that terrorists might use.

Robert Blecker, a professor at New York Law School who supports the death penalty in certain instances, said the constitutional questions being raised about lethal injection were an effort by those opposed to capital punishment to "prevent it, delay it, diminish it".