Sentence examples for perhaps fatally from inspiring English sources

Germany, France and Belgium have undermined that confidence, perhaps fatally.

What if he overdoses, perhaps fatally?

They knew that tension would stifle instinct, perhaps fatally.

As a result, Abbas is now profoundly, perhaps fatally, weakened.

Our system of commerce and government is flawed, perhaps fatally.

The Chinese have their Panchen Lama now, but they have damaged — perhaps fatally — the institution itself.

Most importantly, and perhaps most fatally, Bleak Old Shop of Stuff seems not to genuinely appreciate or love the thing it is satirising.

Perhaps he fatally compromised himself when he became a Bolshevik in 1917, subordinating himself to Lenin's leadership and accepting the methods of dictatorship that he had previously condemned.

They had; Santorum's disorganized earmark answer — he attacked, defended, and, perhaps most fatally, tried to explain the legislative mechanism involved — was one of several with which he lost this debate, squandering his recent momentum.

The failure of officials to plainly describe Mr. Mandela's ailment or to provide regular updates since his admission to the hospital on Wednesday afternoon had led many to suspect that he was gravely, perhaps even fatally, ill.

"Investigations of corruption in the nation's capital and elsewhere will be seriously and perhaps even fatally stymied" by the broad interpretation of the clause applied by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, the administration said in its appeal, adding: "Only this court can resolve this important question".