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Meanings of result in death in English

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Usage of result in death in English
1
Lethal injections are supposed to result in death in a matter of minutes.
Reuters
2
The damage to persons may be so serious as to result in death.
Cyclopedia of Telephony and Telegraphy, Vol. 1 / A General Refer...
3
Bullying affects so many people, and it can result in death.
Wired
4
Cachexia makes an organism susceptible to secondary pathologies and can result in death.
Pubmed
5
The heat shock does not result in death of hair cells.
Pubmed
6
Failure to do so will cause serious injury and could result in death.
Logos Run
7
Left untreated, it can result in death in up to 50 per cent of cases.
The Irish Times
8
Thus, cardiac arrest is responsible for 86 percent of in-fight events that result in death.
Reuters
9
Their venom can be fatal, but less than ten percent of bites result in death.
The South African
10
Even a slight breeze blowing upon its little body, if unprotected, might result in death.
The value of a praying mother
11
In the worst cases, it could result in death.
Reuters
12
New Zealand First wants a new offence created specifically for single punches that result in death.
Radio NZ
13
Taking a chance on some harmless-looking frog in Costa Rica, for example, could result in death.
Survive!: essential skills and tactics to get you out of anywher...
14
Such threats can result in death, they said.
The Irish Times
15
Severe inflammation, especially if localized and superficial, may result in death of the part or gangrene.
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
16
The slightest mistake could result in death and if it happened over land, worse, an international incident.
Transfer of power
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common