deadly

All this is hard to square with the notion that wars have become more frequent and deadlier since the end of the cold war.

With the United States standing behind it, South Korea has since vowed to strike back with a deadlier force if North Korea provokes again.

AP reports that gene sequencing confirmed they did not contract flu strains deadlier than the ones already circulating.

Though falciparum is far deadlier than vivax, it is cleared from the body in a few weeks.

The Indian Army is poised to adopt the ancient practice after a trial showed that it makes for a deadlier fighting force.

What happened there if, in the bowels of one of their pigs, a virus mutated and took on a deadlier form?

This is what you asked for. Do not smell it. The poison is a thousand times deadlier than arsenic.

The finding that more educated terrorists are deadlier may mean, however, that economic conditions can influence terrorism's effectiveness.

Exhibit A: Halo Reach, which trumps the original trilogy with highly evolved combat, crazier weapons, smarter baddies, and deadlier moves.

According to the American Cancer Society, this marker usually signals a more aggressive, deadlier cancer.

So was the contrast with the China of 1976, when an even deadlier earthquake struck the city of Tangshan.

The incident follows an even deadlier attack last Monday, in which authorities said 16 border-patrol police were killed by two assailants.

The weapons made by one group of dwarves are better and deadlier than ever, but those who use them seem cursed with exceptional bad luck.

However, some Navy commando sergeants carried laser-guided sniper rifles that were deadlier than the average weapon.

They search the ocean depths hunting for evidence left by predators deadlier than great white sharks.

In the 21st century, your generation must face the challenge of stopping the spread of deadlier nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.

But Newark, St Louis and New Orleans, long the nation's murder capital, have become even deadlier.

Of course, the longer you smoke the deadlier are the effects.

The reality of greenhouse effect is more speculative, though its possible consequences are far deadlier.

The emergence and spread of drug-resistant germs makes treating it much harder and could make the disease even deadlier.

What if, by some fate or deadlier chance, eyes other than his spied behind and saw the horrible change?

While landslides can swallow entire villages by themselves, there is a way for them to become even deadlier.

The intestines, ovaries and liver of fugu (or blowfish) contain a poison called tetrodotoxin, which is 1, 200 times deadlier than cyanide.

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is deadlier than Hodgkin lymphoma, and is expected to kill more than 20, 000 people in 2010.

The explosion of violence on one side of China was far deadlier than the distant spark that ignited it.

His speech attacking George Bush senior in 1988, for example, would have been deadlier delivered by someone else.

Working in tandem, they are targeting the marines' patrols every day, with greater cunning and deadlier results than in the past.

There have been larger and deadlier battles since, though, as war has become at once more modern and more primitive;

Proficiency at upgrading missile warheads with deadlier payloads. 2% bonus to all missile damage per skill level%