Sentence examples for thought to kill from inspiring English sources

Cytotoxins are thought to kill cells in the target organ.

One adult in five may be infected with HIV, and AIDS is thought to kill nearly 500 people every day.

Strenuous exercise was thought to kill by exhausting healthy hearts, and competitive sports were out of step with flower power.

At the moment, it is thought to kill around 2.7m people a year, 1m of them children.

There's nothing like a cold dose of real farm life, I thought, to kill the Arcadia bacterium.

After all, hippos, despite their docile appearance, are thought to kill more people in Africa than any other large animal.

"I did not think they could think to kill me here in the U.K.," he said.

Another thing to bear in mind is that it's far easier than you think to kill someone.

There are also several literary examples: in Dostoyevsky's novel "The Double" when the protagonist experienced his first autoscopic experience, he began to think to kill himself by drowning.

Bundy was found guilty of killing over 30 women and is thought to have killed over 100.

OIRA is thought to have killed fewer than 50 people between 1969 and 1979.