Sentence examples for would fatally from inspiring English sources

To reinstate Mr. Rose would fatally weaken the deterrent that best fits that crime, lifetime banishment.

Can we all agree that this would fatally undermine Medicare's finances?

Ireland, they say, must continue to inflict pain on its citizens — because to do anything else would fatally undermine confidence.

High in the atmosphere, however, naturally occurring ozone is essential for life, blocking ultraviolet rays that would fatally mangle DNA.

Whereas for Cruz to run and lose, either in the primaries or the general, feels like it would fatally puncture his current mystique.

Rejecting the commission's work on this issue would fatally impair its effectiveness, and without an effective Advisory Commission, the historic district itself is a dead letter.

In 2011, Salvador Allende, Chile's democratically elected president-elect who was deposed by a military junta in 1973, was disinterred to verify that he'd fatally shot himself.

East could have given his partner a diamond ruff, but that would have fatally endplayed West.

US officials said that to clean up the army would have fatally demoralised it.

The momentum for change would be fatally undermined should the Conservatives win an overall majority.

"An account of patriotic deliberation would be fatally weakened," he writes, "if it does not address this problem of myth".