Sentence examples for a much more deadly from inspiring English sources

This time, Mr. Lapshyn built a much more deadly device, packed with more than a pound of nails, and planted it at a mosque in Tipton, about halfway between Birmingham and Wolverhampton.

But instead of making a deal or pulling the trigger, they created a much more deadly cliff to jump off in just two months: Fiscal Cliff 2. If no deal is reached in February, we'll be facing the same painful spending cuts that were postponed this time around.

Something much more deadly than a car bomb, such as a nuclear or biological device, would be needed.

If Heisenberg's program had been as successful as von Braun's, of course, an atomic bomb would have arrived with much more deadly efficiency from the skies above London.

While an atomic bomb is fission only, a hydrogen bomb uses both processes -- making it much more deadly.

Why are some viruses so much more deadly than others?

Nerve agents such as sarin, soman and VX are much more deadly.

"In my experience, the impetus to hide or cover up could become much more deadly than the underlying conduct".

In the late 1790s the English surgeon Edward Jenner observed that milkmaids who had been infected with the relatively benign cowpox virus were protected against the much more deadly smallpox.

The attack could have been much more deadly, but United Nations guards and the Afghan police kept the attackers away from the other United Nations workers inside, security officials said.

Human error is also rampant -- and much more deadly -- behind the wheel, as illustrated in this case, in which an illegally parked delivery van lurched into a crowd of legal street-crossers.