Sentence examples for More fatally from inspiring English sources

More fatally, he sees a new opportunity to let personal relations guide the affairs of state.

More fatally, it's a performance that takes its sweet time, dipping, wandering and falling into potholes of pauses.

More fatally, however, she has produced a study of Soho nightlife apparently unpolluted by personal contact with anyone who has ever experienced it.

More fatally, Reid's view requires that one conceive material extension as consisting of a system of extensionless points, but, like other mathematical objects, points are abstractions or idealizations that do not exist in nature.

A special of monkfish featured thick, meaty slices of the fish, but the brown sauce drizzled over them was dull and, more fatally, salty.

But there is little sense of an organic connection between the show's design and its performers or, more fatally, among the characters within the play (2 40).

Thirteen of these veterans took their own lives after the killings, and two more were fatally shot by the police.

PRAGUE — A man armed with a submachine gun and two handguns killed six members of a Roma family in their apartment house in the Slovak capital, Bratislava, on Monday, and then, firing wildly as he tried to evade the police surrounding the building, killed another person and wounded 15 more before fatally shooting himself, police and government officials said.

Therefore, for him, the only way back toward community-based populist self-government was to oppose Darwinism in all its forms and to move ever more logically, fatally, and tragically toward biblical literalism.

The majority of mass shootings ― defined as four or more people fatally shot, not including the perpetrator ― involve domestic violence.

The stricter definition of the phenomenon, used by the FBI and some journalists, is reserved for events that leave four or more victims fatally shot, a standard that fails to capture hundreds of major shootings each year such as when 13 people are wounded at a house party in Connecticut, or two people are gunned down and 18 people are injured at a club for teenagers in Florida.