Sentence examples similar to lethal kills from inspiring English sources

Yellow fever is frequently lethal, killing half of those who develop severe symptoms.

The Bangladeshi outbreak is unusually lethal, killing 35 of the 40 people known to have been infected.

It is a unique strain of bacterial meningitis, so new it has not even been named, and it is particularly lethal — killing one out of three people instead of the one out of five who succumb to other strains of meningitis.

Among some 30 biological agents that have been studied as potential weapons, anthrax may be the most likely choice for terrorists because it is easier to acquire than most and is so lethal, killing 80 to 90percentt of all unvaccinated people who are not treated promptly.

And until recently, the treatment for the disease's advanced stages was sometimes lethal, killing, in a cruel twist, 1 in 20 people who received it. .

Smallpox was highly lethal (killing one-seventh to one-quarter of its victims), 6 and conferred lifelong immunity on survivors.

It's recommended that you equip the motion sensor and the SVD, or for non-lethal kills you can use the Mosin Nagent/EZ Gun/MK22.

The gas, supposedly non-lethal, killed at least 129 of the hostages; all the Chechens were shot.

The most lethal attack killed at least 38 people queuing at a bank in the eastern city of Jalalabad.

Malignant tumors that originate in the brain are rare but potentially lethal and kill about 13,000 Americans each year.

Its stealth nature makes it lethal -- killing nearly a million children under the age of five each year -- children very much like my son.