Sentences with phrase «certain death sentence»

In one day we were able to pull over 30 kittens and cats as well as 2 dogs from an almost certain death sentence.

Informing on the IRA was of course a nearly certain death sentence.

The fact that Aids is no longer an almost certain death sentence may have diminished some of the impact of Tony Kushner's epic fantasy Angels in America, first seen at the National Theatre in 1991.

What was once a certain death sentence is now a chronic condition that people can live with for decades.

Since the development of this combination treatment approach more than 20 years ago, antiretroviral therapy has helped millions of people with HIV escape a once - certain death sentence.

Clinical Research - As late as the 1950s, a diagnosis of pediatric cancer was considered an almost - certain death sentence.

A CERTAIN DEATH SENTENCE!»

The Ayatollah Khomeini returned from exile, the Iranian Revolution kicked off, and the streets were filled with angry Iranians venting rage at the United States for harboring the Shah; they wanted him returned to Iran to stand trial with a certain death sentence.

Why is the public's anger being thrown at the veterinarian who made a sad mistake and not at the people who took a healthy dog to what was almost a certain death sentence?

And this is all done with unlicensed dogs, since even trying to license any dog that might fit the profile is a certain death sentence to them.

In the past, cancer was a certain death sentence for animals, but today there are a variety of cancers and tumors that can be successfully treated.

That detection and treatment has changed the HIV + diagnosis from a certain death sentence in the early 80's to 2013 when there are large numbers detected with HIV + who will lead a full and normal life and mortality.