| 词汇 | example_english_fatally |
| 释义 | Examples of fatallyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Birds are obviously seed-dispersal vectors, but the multi-seeded infructescences frequently entangle birds, often fatally. They recognized that the predictions of the features would be imperfect, but this need not fatally degrade their prediction of function. In our view, this model is fatally flawed. In the deteriorating economy, winners failed to emerge, and the foundation of the growth coalition was fatally undermined. This is where private ownership of property and public determination of value are fatally at odds. His ultimate mistake was to underestimate fatally ' the forces of conventional morality ' (p. x). He had resisted, fatally, a tyranny that remained uniquely vivid in western minds ; his life was a moral human drama, a tragedy of righteousness. What is more, the leg which broke first - and fatally - was the fact/theory dichotomy. Is it the fate of all men who hunt the truth to be mesmerized or fatally wounded by that which they discover? Hence, he concluded that legal positivism was fatally flawed. Cetaceans of several species fatally strand en masse. These criticisms do not necessarily mean that this book is fatally flawed. If humans are genetically different and unequal then the case for social equality and distributive justice is fatally undermined. It is unfortunate, however, that the philosophical framework that holds together their effort is deeply problematic, even fatally flawed. It does so by fatally undermining the general case for balance of class power theories of welfare state development. Although accuracy and precision of data are desirable objectives, variations in availability and accuracy should not be regarded as fatally detrimental. But since memory was obviously unreliable, human understanding and knowledge would be fatally compromised without corrective measures. In so doing, the pur pose of 'doing' histor y is fatally under mined. This, and in general non-congruence between ' linguistically relevant communities ' and language boundaries, can fatally undercut the comparative method (175). There was the urban-planning theorem of a house on one-and-a-half floors with that fatally sharp roof ridge. We are more likely to be wounded or fatally injured in our own homes than we are in the street. Equally, it was the political weakness of the working population that fatally undermined their attempts to continue to honour their annual tradition of bull-baiting. This works fine, but since then we have introduced the idea of fully-fledged unboxed values, which fatally wounds this technique. If we redirect the trolley onto the right-hand track, it will fatally hit the one who is on it and stop. It is the failure to address even this possibility in the first place that fatally undermines the validity of much of the postcolonial criticism. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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