Sentences with phrase «cause eventual death»

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While Jack's eventual death had already been established by the time - jumping series, the cause of his passing had been left up in the air.

In its milder forms it produces loneliness and unhappiness; in more severe forms, it causes the personality distortions of emotional malnutrition; in extreme and protracted forms, it produces relational - starvation and the eventual death of creativity and coping, as seen in mental illness.

Ayan rises through the ranks, until he discovers that the baby milk formula is responsible for causing acute dehydration, diarrhoea and eventual death in babies.

It can also cause puncturing or bursting of internal organs, and eventual death, if professional healthcare providers do not easily diagnose it and rescue the child immediately.

Ulceration had caused rupture of the esophagus and eventual erosion into a major vessel, which led to her death.

A character is poisoned, causing blood to seep from the nose and eventual death.

The use of garlic, as well as onions, shallots and chives, has been shown to cause damage to feline red blood cells which can result in hemolytic anemia and eventual death.

If these adult worms continue to grow, it will begin to cause obstructions in the heart leading to heart failure and eventual death if not treated properly.

Or oops, they microchipped a ONE DAY OLD puppy causing an infected, open wound and the eventual death of that puppy (Birdie never had a chance because a MDAS vet got to her).

If the condition progresses and the heart's blood - collecting and blood - pumping mechanisms continue to fail, congestive heart failure ensues, which can lead to severe respiratory distress, paralysis - causing blood clots, and eventual death.

The plaintiff claimed that the physician's treatment and care caused the illness and eventual death.

Years ago the biggest worry by far was the advancement of the condition causing more and more problems which could lead to eventual death caused by this condition.