Sentence examples for the deadly effect from inspiring English sources

Testimony to the deadly effect of Nato's bombing was evident along the highway leading out of the city.

But, he said, he had seen firsthand the deadly effect of obesity on patients he has treated in the city.

The ceasefire resolution (687) of 1991 was an attempt to lighten the deadly effect of war by using persuasion and containment to change Saddam.

Mr. Shahzad's goal was to "maximize the deadly effect of his bomb," the United States attorney in Manhattan, Preet Bharara, told a judge in a new court filing.

The Civil War clearly demonstrated the deadly effect of rifled muskets, although many battlefield commanders only slowly appreciated the changing nature of warfare.

That this government is meeting primarily with corporate lobbyists for deregulation and slashing enforcement as a false "burden on business", rather than listening to the deadly effect of unrestrained business bad behaviour on ordinary people is no surprise to Families Against Corporate Killers.

The deadly effects are clear.

But scientists say the studies have already shown the deadly effects of the illegal trade.

In my volunteer work I now see the deadly effects of substances and the quicksand of addiction.

W. Eugene Smith was impassioned in covering the deadly effects of industrial mercury pollution in Minamata, Japan, during the early 1970s.

Their African opponents, immune to the deadly effects of the disease after generations of exposure, were left unscathed, and Napoleon was defeated.