Sentence examples for process that killed from inspiring English sources

They may underestimate the bitterness among the Zapatistas over the role of the PRD in the legislative process that killed the San Andrés Accords.

He claims that the process that killed the dinosaurs is similar to the cause of the Permian extinction in the following way: the Cretaceous bolide was lethal because it vaporized sulfur-rich sediments that produced extremely acidic rainfall.

Ted Cruz, in his outsider's bid for the White House, has depended heavily on the largesse of just three wealthy donors to establish credibility and stay afloat amid a chaotic nominating process that killed off most of his rivals.

Once it has reached the surface, a portion of them form a stalk above ground, by turning their bodies into hard cellulose – a process that kills them.

To prevent peripheral tissues from being attacked by autoreactive T lymphocytes, developing thymocytes undergo negative selection, a process that kills thymocytes exhibiting strong TCR reactivity toward self-antigens.

Cancer cells died through an ROS-induced, μ-calpain-mediated programmed cell death process that kills independent of caspase activation and is not driven by PAR accumulation, which we call NAD+-Keresis.

Asked about specific incidents, and whether the US was involved in the targeting process for operations that killed civilians, defense officials cited operational security.

TACD accuses Facebook of effectively trying to resurrect an overreaching data-gathering process that was killed off by angry Facebook users some seven years ago, after they brought a class action lawsuit against the company for privacy violations based on spying on what they were doing elsewhere on the web.

Environmentalists also object to the plant's drawing billions of gallons of water each day from the Hudson River for cooling, a process that kills many fish.

The bill, approved by the Public Health Committee of the General Assembly in February, permits the harvesting of stem cells from human embryos, a process that kills the embryo.

When I asked a local dairyman about this (we still have one or two in town) he said that the chief reason to ultrapasteurize -- a high-heat process that "kills the milk," destroying its enzymes and many of its vitamins -- is so you can sell milk over long distances.