Your company knowingly sells powdered whole milk to be used for infant feeding, a practice which can
easily lead to the death of the infant.
Pregnant women and young infants have a higher risk of complications related to influenza; these complications can
easily lead to death.
Not exact matches
Those viruses and bacteria can
easily be passed
to the newborn through a kiss, which means that your little one could end up developing an illness or an infection that, in the best case scenario, could cause him some pain and discomfort, and in the worst case scenario, could potentially
lead to death.
Infants can
easily be burned and should not breathe second - hand smoke, which
leads to a higher risk of Sudden Infant
Death Syndrome (SIDS) and asthma.
This is because infectious diseases can spread
easily among colony members, who live closely together, and may
lead to the
death of the entire colony if infections are not contained.
Though most dogs can
easily overcome the disease at a mild stage, if it gets severe, it may
lead to death.
• Cooked Bones: Cooked bones splinter
easily and can
lead to a blockage or tear in your dog's digestive system meaning emergency surgery or
death.
You'll have opportunities on the road
to scavenge for additional supplies, take on new members of the caravan, and even find a few extra items
to buff your warriors with, but those situations can often just as
easily go wrong,
leading to lost supplies, sickness, and very often
death for those around you.
How does it
lead to easily to thoughts of creature comforts, life and
death, nature, myth, tradition, and female perception?
The short version of my theory: In the decades
leading up
to the establishment of the new USWB weather station at Greenland Ranch in 1911, it was a widely - held belief that temperatures in
Death Valley soared
easily into the 130s on the hottest summer afternoons.
Sledding or jet skiing, for example, can seem harmless but can
easily lead to serious injury or even
death.
Consequences of Pyromania can
easily lead to property damage, critical injuries, or
death.