Sentence examples for tend to kill from inspiring English sources

Most infectious diseases tend to kill infants and the old.

In either case, viruses tend to kill cells.

Our results indicate that wolves tend to kill livestock in areas where their detection by humans and livestock is low.

For one thing, bombs and rockets tend to kill the innocent as well as the guilty.

When these soldiers do battle against Palestinian gunmen, they tend to kill a lot of civilians along the way.

I go into anaphylactic shock when stung by a bee so I tend to kill them but will think again before doing so.

In contrast, seasonal flu tends to kill the frail elderly.

If it does not, there will soon be, in effect, two flu seasons running side by side, one tending to kill young people and one tending to kill the elderly.

The annual flu, by contrast, tends to kill the very young and the very old, often from secondary bacterial pneumonia.

But West Nile virus tends to kill the elderly or those with weakened immune systems, he points out.

Rollovers are the deadliest kind of crash, tending to kill or seriously injure people not wearing seat belts, while occupants wearing seat belts tend to fare much better.