| In life-or-death situations such as these, killing sometimes becomes a game and power relations develop. |
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| Once a year, though, when the birds molt, the tiny arthropods face life-or-death options. |
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| What McEvoy uncovers is not just a big story, but a life-or-death situation involving an especially devious serial killer. |
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| Like her regular paramedic colleagues, Mrs Seddon attends all categories of call-outs, and can cover a life-or-death emergency. |
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| I felt ashamed that I, a pre-med student, was nothing more than a meddling bystander during this life-or-death struggle. |
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| This is a matter of matching words with action in a literal life-or-death situation. |
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| In one occurrence, although it was not a life-or-death situation, it was definitely a threatening one, with four people waiting for my wife and me in a dark metro station at midnight. |
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| It lifted my spirits to frame a good shot around the strong right arm of the nurse, casually wheeling me to my life-or-death moment. |
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| This country is in a life-or-death struggle. |
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| The fussy legal language complicates what is sometimes a life-or-death situation. |
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| A fascinating book reveals the life-or-death rush of base jumping. |
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| It would be unacceptable and outrageous if any party chooses to play games with such a life-or-death issue and derails Bill C-393 on a procedural technicality. |
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| Ascending Mount Everest can be life-or-death for an inexperienced climber. |
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| Good camoflouge is life-or-death for many animals in the wild. |
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| Obtaining financing was a life-or-death matter for the research. |
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