Sentence examples for a more harmless from inspiring English sources

A more harmless souvenir costs A$10 from the Territory Insurance Office in Darwin: an instant policy that pays A$50,000 to your estate if you are killed by a croc.

One of the many evils of ISIS and the Taliban is their desire to remake the past entirely in their own image; changing old names too casually is a more harmless form of blowing up Buddhas.

It would be better to replace DMSO with a more harmless and efficient co-solvent, even though ferulic acid can alleviate the inhibitory effect of DMSO.

Set up this question with a more harmless one, "Where are you from originally?" We all want a partner that is going to attach to us in a healthy way.

Intriguingly, the same species can also occur in a more harmless solitarious form, which tends to avoid the company of other locusts.

So FMT seems a more harmless and reasonable measure to treat similar diseases.

The Guide initially pictured mace being fired into the faces of cheating defenders – and we wouldn't necessarily be aghast at the use of such a system – but it seems the cans contain a much more harmless substance: a quickly-vanishing spray to mark the wall's correction position on the pitch.

Several GPs argued that patients' concerns regarding serious disease should be addressed first in order to make patients more receptive to the possibility of an alternative, more harmless explanation (blue arrow).

The tournament eventually degenerated into the carrousel, a kind of equestrian polonaise, and the more harmless sport of tilting at a ring.

In The Wire, stealing a case of vodka from a shipping container is one of the more harmless crimes.

In themselves, the "Mummy" movies couldn't be more harmless, but as a phenomenon they give one pause.