Sentence examples for necessitate killing from inspiring English sources

Büchner says most of the backlash to hunting comes from "very fragile people" who conflate wildlife conservation – which can sometimes necessitate killing – with preservation, "shooting with a Canon camera, not a rifle".

The infections are contagious, difficult to cure with antibiotics, and often necessitate killing the infected cows.

The main reason for death was killing the mice, necessitated by the development of lymphoma, a predominant cancer in the PTEN+/− model [ 8, 31], which occurred with a similar incidence and kinetics within the p110α and p110β cohorts.

And so in our fire department, we lost three top aides, the chaplain and some 200 other officers, 340 killed, necessitating over 200 promotions, because no one took a backseat when it came to sacrifice.

The Emerald Ash Borer, an exotic green jewel beetle, has infested Ash trees throughout the city, necessitating the systematic removal of many street trees and killing hundreds of millions of ash trees around the country.

This is particularly true in cancer treatments because cancer cells upregulate their expression of multidrug resistance transporters, which necessitates a higher concentration of extracellular drug to promote sufficiently high intracellular concentrations for cell killing.

To detail even minor aspects of the plot twists in Jane Harris's "Gillespie and I" would necessitate an additional crime: You'd want to kill me.

He and his three boar sons then create mayhem in the world, which necessitates Shiva to take the form of Sharabha, to kill Varaha.

He and his three boar sons then created mayhem in the world, which necessitated Shiva to take the form of Sharabha, to kill the Varaha form.

When they do, they have the potential to kill hundreds of millions of people, and to necessitate the evacuation of much of the earth's surface.

The animals were generally killed after196 ± 5 days of treatment or earlier if necessitated because of tumor burden.