Examples of using Fatal consequences in English and their translations into Russian
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And another error that can have fatal consequences.
This can have fatal consequences to both the agriculture and ecosystem of the Arabah.
In medical technology, mistakes can have fatal consequences.
The last disaster with fatal consequences had occurred at the end of the nineteenth century.
In any event,something triggered the recollection with… fatal consequences.
This leads to the acidification of the seas with fatal consequences for corals, fishes and other marine creatures.
Concerning dark schemers each mistake covers in itself fatal consequences.
To protect consumers from the potentially fatal consequences of almond intake, allergen labelling is required by law in many countries.
What is more, this disease can last for a long time and not lead to fatal consequences.
Sin is a terrible thing that has fatal consequences for men and animals.
It is also evident that late detection, as in the case of Fangqing,can sometimes have fatal consequences.
However, not informed citizen can categorically state that the fatal consequences of frost for the modern man is not terrible.
Consequently the evacuation of the wounded was obstructed, often for days;sometimes with fatal consequences.
This will lead to fatal consequences for all Russian news sites- for the majority of them, traffic from aggregators constitutes between 30 percent to 50 percent of their overall traffic.
World instability andlack of security have increased, with the fatal consequences this entails.
His handwritten title on an album of proofs given to a friend reads: Fatal consequences of Spain's bloody war with Bonaparte, and other emphatic caprices Spanish: Fatales consequencias de la sangrienta guerra en España con Buonaparte, Y otros caprichos enfáticos.
The risk posed by such shipments to coastal States is immensely hazardous andcould have potentially fatal consequences.
Permitting these activities is now deemed to be a mistake as it has had fatal consequences for human health and property during floods.
What the Colonial Office did wrong was to deny those men and women their dignity,which leads to fatal consequences.
Over the course of the years, deposits on ordamage to the blood vessel walls may occur, with fatal consequences such as strokes, heart attacks, or major circulatory disorders.
Although evacuation orders were issued, many refused to leave their homes for fear of losing their belongings,with disastrous and often fatal consequences.
In our dialogue with the United States on START and ABM, we have repeatedly pointed out, andcontinue to point out in minute detail, the fatal consequences for disarmament and strategic stability which would result from the collapse of the ABM Treaty.
The DB securities have already fell to the minimum level for all history and if activities of bank become unsuccessful, then savings andpension plans will face the fatal consequences.
Both incidents are a grim reminder of the critical importance of information in peacekeeping and the fatal consequences of failure to obtain accurate and timely information.
The report of the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the use of mercenaries was a valuable source of information on mercenary activities and their fatal consequences.
Mistakes in translations of medical texts are unacceptable;they can have fatal consequences for person's health.
In, secondly, to pinpoint the location of these"problem" foci set very difficult, I'm not talking about that, when the erroneous destruction of the neighboring,not involved in the pathological process of brain centers can occur fatal consequences.
Femicide, suicide, AIDS-related deaths andmaternal mortality can be fatal consequences of violence against women.
These substances vary in potency, pharmacological effects and toxicity, andas such errors in dosage may have fatal consequences 25.
Lack of water and sanitation,together with malnutrition can have severe and even fatal consequences on displaced children and infants.