Sentence examples for will prove lethal from inspiring English sources

One of the principal risks of surgical failure is an exposed circumferential margin (CMI): what therefore could be more logical than to minimize by pre-operative radiotherapy the risk that such exposure will prove lethal?

But here is the tricky part: Unless there are symptoms or a finding on a physical exam, doctors generally cannot accurately predict which cancers are destined to be indolent, to sit around for years growing slowly, if at all, and those that will ultimately prove lethal.

And it is not only GDP that will suffer; the return of mass unemployment could prove lethal to any remaining chance that Labour will cling to power at the next election.

They want good light, but dry out quickly and a few dead wilts can prove lethal.

But its unforeseeable proximity to the route of Kennedy's motorcade would prove lethal.

As with a run on a bank, "the mere rumour of failure can prove lethal".

Dr Yamada fears that compulsory licensing could prove "lethal" for the industry.

It seems an almost Kafkaesque piece of tragedy, mixing bureaucracy and politics in a combination that could soon prove lethal.

In hospital operating rooms, anesthetics are administered with great care under close monitoring lest too high a dose prove lethal.

Under this battle is ended in Pennsylvania, the wounds may well prove lethal.

Whale entanglements are not uncommon, and can prove lethal, according to NOAA spokesman Michael Milstein.