Sentence examples for possibility of killing from inspiring English sources

Cruz said he would be introducing legislation to outlaw the possibility of killing US citizens absent any imminent threat.

He said he was particularly intrigued by the possibility of killing mosquitoes without insecticides, which can be costly and harmful to the environment.

The possibility of killing an innocent man set off Illinois's struggle in 2000 and drew the attention of other states' leaders.

After the war, however, Israel began investigating the possibility of killing Mr. Hussein, and the Israeli prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, approved a detailed study in 1992, according to reports in the nation's leading newspapers, including Maariv and Yediot Ahronot.

In the most puzzling and controversial section of her judgment, Judge Masipa said the athlete's intention was to shoot, not to kill, and the prosecution had failed to establish that he "accepted the possibility of killing someone".

The witness said Mr Duffy had often discussed the possibility of killing Mr Adair.

This was vandalism based on the greed of someone so eager to make a financial killing that he ignored the possibility of actually killing people.

Having spent a "long stint" with CAA, her quick agency switch left folks wondering if the possibility of Kill Bill 3 might be speeded up as a result.

Anker believes the preceding scene Jane's discussion with Ricky about the possibility of his killing her father adds further mystery.

When asked at the beginning of the second season whether there was any possibility of Dexter killing an innocent person, show runner Daniel Cerone said that by not doing so, they were "protecting the character".

"Every person who calls himself an antifascist risks the possibility of being killed," she said.