Sentence examples for quite lethal from inspiring English sources

It is, nevertheless, quite lethal.

It initially looked quite lethal, and caused panic.

The naturally occurring A(H5N1) virus is quite lethal without genetic tinkering.

Its extensive use of irregularly shaped reflective glass will most likely make it "quite lethal to birds," Mr. Mesure said.

It was as if we had been infected with a set of viruses, related and debilitating but never quite lethal — the Vietnam syndrome exactly.

"The Red Shoes" is both suitable for children and beyond their ken: it treats art not as sedative or diversionary but as hard and supercharged, quite lethal to the danceless rhythms that most of our lives obey.

Fifth set [6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 4-6] Nalbandian *2 - 1 Baghdatis Nalbandian's serve down the middle isn't quite as lethal as Baghdatis's but the Cypriot just watches it pass with the same caution.

Owen was unable to be quite as lethal from an even more promising position on 37 minutes when with only Aouate to beat he needed two attempts and hit the goalkeeper both times.

But Murray's fluid, counterpunching game was not quite as lethal as usual, as Roddick put 75percentt of his first serves in play and cleverly picked his spots to attack instead of trying to batter Murray on a point-by-point basis.

But in numerical simulations that will be presented this month at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco, Dr. Mojzsis and Oleg Abramov, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Colorado, show that the Late Heavy Bombardment impacts were not quite as lethal as had been thought.

Aunt Doreen's sweet potatoes with marshmallows are, quite simply, lethal.