Sentence examples for the deadliest cases from inspiring English sources
BAGHDAD — American forces said Sunday that they had accidentally killed nine Iraqi civilians and wounded three in a strike aimed at militants of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia south of Baghdad, acknowledging what appeared to be one of the deadliest cases of mistaken identity in recent weeks.
The deadliest cases of anthrax begin when people inhale dormant bacterial cells called spores.
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San Antonio police officers stumbled onto one of the deadliest cases of human smuggling in recent U.S. history last July, when they encountered James Matthew Bradley Jr.'s trailer parked outside a Walmart.
He has been charged with five counts of murder in the deadliest case of soldier-on-soldier violence involving the American military in the six-year Iraq war.
If the assertion proves to be correct, this would almost certainly be the deadliest case of civilian casualties caused by any United States military operation in Afghanistan since 2001.
If the higher death tolls prove to be correct, however, this would almost certainly be a severe embarrassment to the military, and the deadliest case of civilian casualties caused by any United States military operation in Afghanistan since 2001.
In the early 1970s, Houston, Pasadena and several coastal towns were the site of the Houston Mass Murders, which at the time were the deadliest case of serial killing in American history.
The deadly cases are "the tip of the iceberg," Castro believes.
One of the most deadly cases of human smuggling in recent US memory was launched early Sunday morning, when San Antonio police discovered that a truck parked outside a Walmart was stuffed with undocumented immigrants.
In the worst, most deadly cases, the fluid can travel through the bloodstream causing a pulmonary embolism, fusing onto organs, or causing septic shock.
