Examples of using Fatal consequences in English and their translations into Polish
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The disrespect to these principles during composing the content of modern dishes leads to fatal consequences to our health and wellbeing,
An accident involving the transportation of chemicals by river can have extremely long-term and fatal consequences for the environment.
passive smoking(and its possible fatal consequences) has fallen by 70% since the ban on smoking, especially in bars2.
with“fatal consequences for the environment”, so Hempel.
Any failure in this area by Europe as a continent will have fatal consequences- as all the other Members have said- for the competitiveness of Europe,
which- under circumstances- can have evil, fatal consequences for another one, but it is not necessarily an actus humanus, a free,
profile every day are associated with the risk of electric shock, may have fatal consequences.
can lead to fatal consequences, if triggered fuse
they can have fatal consequences; in most cases due to a simple confusion of the plug connections for oxygen,
taking into view the fact that not applying safety norms at even just one food processing plant can have fatal consequences and bring about losses amounting to hundreds of millions of Euros.
which have already had fatal consequences in Member States such as the United Kingdom.
With a now-explosive body, the insane little critter can be guided into enemies with hilarious, if rather fatal, consequences.
Our daily routine can often lead us to a kind of glum apathy which gradually becomes a habit, with a fatal consequence: our hearts grow numb.
These men made a choice to live their lives as outlaws, and now they will receive their just reward for refusing to abide by the laws of this great, great nation, the fatal consequence of defying Prince John.
Such a risky technology for generating energy with all its hazardous by-products and fatal consequences for both man and nature in the event of nuclear meltdown should not be glossed over under the pretext of climate protection.
Instead, my report bursts into a song of praise for tax competition in complete ignorance of the fatal consequences of this supposedly healthy tax competition for the revenue side of EU budgets
targeting innocent people with attacks that have had fatal consequences on more than one occasion.
Misdiagnosis can often have serious- even fatal- consequences.
Otherwise the Publishing House must take into account fatal consequences of their undertaking.
A misdiagnosis can have serious and sometimes fatal consequences for you and your family.