Sentence examples for proved lethal to from inspiring English sources
When combined, though, the cocktail proved lethal to the bacteria.
There have been only a dozen outbreaks, but the virus has proved lethal to horses and to humans caring for them.
Compound 26 proved lethal to HS 578T breast cancer cell line with IC50 value of 0.8 μM, inducing cell cycle arrest and apoptosis.
Yet no statistics were available to the public, and people often confused vaccination with the less precise technique of variolation, which had proved lethal to as many as one in fifty of those who received it.
While those chemicals proved lethal to an unknown number of dogs and cats fed tainted pet food, the contaminants were diluted enough when mixed into farm animal feed that they posed no risk to pigs or the people who eat them.
Despite or, perhaps, because of this, Mr Jenkins and Mr Lawson both proved lethal to their parties: the former because he insisted on Gladstonian orthodoxy on the eve of an election; the latter because he allowed the resurgence of inflation that led in the end to the Tories' decline and fall.
Officials are working to determine if the virus is similar to the strain that has proven lethal to humans in Asia and elsewhere.
During nuclear rocket operation, the fissioning reactor emits a tremendous amount of radiation which, if not properly shielded against, could prove lethal to the crew.
Once those issues – embodied by Miliband's memory lapse and his rushed deployment of aides north of the border – were skilfully fused together by the Conservatives in the election campaign, they would prove lethal to Labour.
In the West Bank and East Jerusalem, Israeli security forces typically use what they categorize as "nonlethal" weapons (primarily tear gas and rubber bullets, which, when shot at the upper body, sometimes prove lethal) to quell protests.
And it is not only GDP that will suffer; the return of mass unemployment could prove lethal to any remaining chance that Labour will cling to power at the next election.
