Sentence examples for that can slaughter from inspiring English sources

Rugby league's tagline "The Greatest Game of All" is subjective in the extreme and there are games that can slaughter entire herds of wildebeest as they roam across the savannah as effectively as any dour rugby or cricket Test.

Having your people well fed, well educated, and having a good life, or having an arsenal of weapons that can slaughter not thousands, but millions of civilians?

Vote for senators who will refuse to confirm a nominee who thinks it is OK for an individual to own a gun that can slaughter most of an elementary school.

A series of tactical skirmishes with faceless minions — semi-zombies that can be slaughtered en masse, without a second thought — leads to a big final showdown.

Jim Denham Birmingham "There is no grievance on earth that can justify the wanton slaughter of innocent men, women and children," writes Mehdi Hasan.

There is no grievance on earth that can justify the wanton slaughter of innocent men, women and children, in France or anywhere else.

But since in the heat of righteous anger at this vicious act of terror, and in nationalistic rage, it is so easy to speak words that can lead to the slaughter of other innocent people, one wishes to say something.

Post-weaning feed restriction strategies have proved to reduce mortality and morbidity in rabbits, but result in decreased growth and lower slaughter yield that can be partially compensated for with the use of a high energy diet.

On farm and transport problems that can be measured at the slaughter plant are: percentage of lame animals, percentage of thin animals, percentage of dirty animals, percentage with sores, bruises or lesions, death losses, morbidity, and percentage of birds with broken wings and legs.

This potential application is of particular relevance in traits that can only be measured post slaughter such as boar taint where phenotypes are of high economic impact and could result in rejection of the entire carcass.

If that is the case, and if the virus can still infect its original animal host, it may be impossible to eliminate, particularly if the host is a wild animal rather than a domesticated one that can be rounded up and slaughtered.