Sentence examples for notable victim from inspiring English sources

It seems doubtful that Benazir Bhutto will be this contest's last notable victim.

"I am the most notable victim of term limits," Mr. Parker said in an interview on Sunday.

Bizarrely, a notable victim of the latest in-fighting, Jaswant Singh, a former BJP foreign minister, was sacked for the very offence that did for Mr Advani: being too nice about Pakistan's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

This has enraged Canada, whose production of oil from tar sands, a sludgy naturally-occurring bitumen which it has in abundance (for instance north of Fort McMurray, Alberta, pictured), would be a notable victim.

It has feasted on the remains of Yukos, an oil company which became the most notable victim of Kremlin ire.Critics decry BP's tight embrace with its controversial Russian partner, and the pressure some say it now exerts on the British government to pursue a Russia-friendly policy.

The famous block under the Flatiron Building is a notable victim of this signature graphic shorthand; it never appears as more than a speck where Broadway and Fifth Avenue converge, an island afloat in an irregular gulf of the highlighter yellow used for marking major routes.

Notable victims this year include Focus DIY and off-licence chain Oddbins.

The most notable victims of GERM are schools and communities in the US, England, New Zealand, Australia, Sweden and Chile.

Ethan Nadelmann ("An Unwinnable War on Drugs," Op-Ed, April 26) makes an important point regarding two notable victims, Darryl Strawberry and Robert Downey Jr.

Sadly, consistency is one of its notable victims, particularly in the matter of Hanna's Girl Who Fell to Earth status.

In the summer several European companies blamed the euro crisis for poor half-year profits: Telefónica, a Spanish telecoms company, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a British drugs group, and Saab, a Swedish truckmaker, were notable victims.