Sentence examples for problem killing from inspiring English sources

"He would tell me he had no problem killing me and himself," she said.

The DEA has no problem killing, exemplified by the first episode's brutal slaying of Escobar henchman Poison in a restaurant shootout.

"There is a big threat in Lebanon now, and whoever killed Rafik Hariri will have no problem killing Saad Hariri and whoever else he needs to," Mr. Hariri said in a telephone interview from Paris.

This was all the more remarkable because most of the country was then regarded as unfit for agricultural production.In this section After Iraq When the hat doesn't fit How to feed the world A stickier problem Killing them softly Reprints Related items Brazilian agriculture: The miracle of the cerradoAug 26th 2010The country was Brazil.

Presiding over a party at war with itself, she would struggle to assert power as prime minister.In this section After Iraq When the hat doesn't fit How to feed the world A stickier problem Killing them softly Reprints Related items Australia's dead-heat election: Hung, drawn, now courtingAug 26th 2010Ms Gillard's failure is necessarily Mr Abbott's success.

This would be enough to absorb the losses most banks made during 2007-09 with a decent margin for error.In this section After Iraq When the hat doesn't fit How to feed the world A stickier problem Killing them softly ReprintsBut that still leaves the outlier banks that in the last crisis, as in most others, lost two to three times more than the average firm.

Or do those at high levels in the government just figure this is how we will deal with the Social Security fund problem; kill off the boomers earlier and they will collect less.

"He wanted the problem killed," said Walukas.

In the first, Justin Sneed, a 19-year-old maintenance man with a meth problem, kills the motel owner in a robbery attempt gone wrong.

Owners and renters should be aware of this vulnerability, and experts say a retrofit will save lives; an apartment complex with this problem killed 16 people on the ground floor of an apartment building during the 1994 Northridge earthquake.

Both goals came with the man advantage, evidence that the Devils have serious problems killing penalties.