Sentence examples for may yet kill from inspiring English sources

The EU, in particular, is desperate for the treaty to come into force.Mr Putin may yet kill the treaty.

Lewis suffered from the same congenital heart condition that may yet kill Maureen and which Assayas discloses in a clinical context which cleverly, candidly reveals and yet desexualises Maureen's body.

The critic's inky, pulpy native habitat, a sometimes mean and shabby place but a home all the same, is threatened, like so much else, by the blindingly rapid rise of digital media, which has already, in a little more than a decade, decisively transformed the world of print and may yet kill it off entirely.

It may yet kill me.

Our cause, while built and riding on the same technologies that may yet kill this world, the harnessing of fire and energy and electrons and blatant challenging of the skies themselves on pillars of flame and fire, is based on the most beautiful of dreams.

Although cyber-weapons may lower the threshold for attacks, they don't (yet) kill or maim people.

"Yet kill her they did.

The Mexican authorities may yet catch or kill Chapo in coming days, but the violence that is eviscerating Mexico and Central America every day will not end until we implement pragmatic regulation of drugs that take absurd profits away from violent drug merchants.

But they had not yet killed anyone.

On the one hand, it's about wartime abstractions like reparations and displacement; on the other, it's the incredibly urgent tale of an edgy, frightening guy who'd rather be killing people and may yet get to.

Defeat may yet come.