Sentence examples for quite deadly from inspiring English sources

There became something quite deadly in Elida.

"Iraq's violence is already quite deadly," the Center for American Progress report says.

The result, Mr. Ulimwengu said, "can be quite deadly, as we've seen over the past couple of years".

The scientists can't explain why their viruses are mild, and if they escape they might evolve further, becoming both easily spread and quite deadly.

The bombs that are strapped to their bodies are smaller and much less powerful than car bombs, but can be quite deadly in a densely packed area.

"Our concern with that is that there have been viruses over the last couple of years that have been quite deadly to certain types of birds".

Kester gets paid to find and screen out porn and other not-quite-deadly sins on the Web.

But studies show that much like its two Christmas companions, holly is not quite as deadly as portrayed.

The rolling suitcase isn't quite as deadly as an armored division, but it certainly can be a menace.

Near the end of the night, a Kimchee Back (whiskey shot, kimchi-juice chaser), while not quite the "deadly venom" the menu had cautioned, inspired some genuine soul-searching about the nature of Nirvana.

And the next instant, the bears were gone, blended into the white world -- quite a deadly environment, if you're a Victorian explorer; heaven, if you're a polar bear.