Sentences with phrase «turn fatal if»
That's because powerful pain medications can lower a patient's breathing rate, lead to repository depression, and even lead to respiratory arrest, a condition that can turn fatal if not treated quickly.
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If this view is right, it is to be supposed that a turning away from religion is bound to occur with the fatal inevitability of a process of growth, and that we find ourselves at this very juncture in the middle of that phase of development.»
In turn, this can be fatal to development because if enough community members sit back and do nothing, the school or hospital will never get built.
Of course this can't continue without someone getting hurt and the film turns, if not exactly darker, at least more fatal, and the casualties along the way might surprise you.
Unhealthy teeth and gums along with halitosis (bad breath) can be caused by dental diseases that can shorten the life span, cause pain and even turn fatal for your dog if left untreated.
The crash, if it indeed turns out to be a crash, would be only the second fatal accident involving a Boeing 777.
Furthermore, depression (like cancer) can often turn fatal for thousands of people if left untreated.
If someone were to make an unexpected turn, or lose a skier, that delayed reaction time could be fatal.
If other motorists are distracted, running red lights or not implementing safe left - hand turns, they place motorcyclists and everyone else sharing the roadway at risk for suffering serious personal injuries or even wrongful death from potentially fatal accidents.
Left turn accidents at intersections often result in serious, if not fatal injuries, because they typically involve head - on collisions or side - impact collisions.
As to the point that the citation of reports to the judiciary is fatal to the council's claim, this, if independent of the contention concerning professional user to earn fees, seems to turn on the suggestion that as the judges are supposed to know the law the citations can not be educative.
While lower extremity injuries such as these are not typically fatal, if not properly treated the wounds or trauma could turn painful and be permanently disabling.
Treating the accident involves considerable expense and if it turns out to be fatal, the family must also deal with loss of life and future income.