Sentence examples for supply killing from inspiring English sources

In 1993, an intestinal parasite called cryptosporidium, which is carried in animal and human waste, entered Milwaukee's water supply, killing more than 100 people and making 400,000 ill.

Early snow melts caused by climate change could deliver a mighty one-two punch to the delicate Mormon fritillary butterfly, shrinking the insect's favored nectar supply, killing caterpillars and causing a steep population decline, a new study in the journal Ecology Letters finds.

This infiltration means Cyan alone escapes death after Kefka poisons Doma's water supply, killing everyone including Cyan's wife and son, Elayne and Owain.

Two brothers who were in charge of the water utility in Walkerton, Ontario, were sentenced for their roles in an E. coli outbreak four years ago that contaminated the town's water supply, killed seven people and made 2,500 others ill.

Shale gas has also been accused of poisoning water supplies, killing livestock, destabilising the landscape and of sucking investment from the renewable technologies said to be vital for combating climate change.

They drove off Cooke's troops, who had been attempting to remove supplies, killing at least three and capturing at least two in skirmishes.

In areas where ammunition was in short supply, the killing squads relied on whatever weapons were at hand — axes, cleavers, even shovels.

The larvae then burrow under the bark and feast on the living tissue of the trees for a year or two, eventually cutting off their water supply and killing them.

Poor transportation, communication and energy supply were "killing this country, killing this region," he remembers thinking.

Using targeted drugs is also not as exact as simply cutting off blood supply and killing the cancer on the spot.

Partisans then attacked their supply lines, killing 30 soldiers.