Sentence examples for but more dangerously from inspiring English sources

But, more dangerously, the many thousands of Albanians with guns of their own are continuing to settle scores.

But, more dangerously, the debate sharpened old tribal and regional grudges, polarising the country between "Bananas" (yes) and "Oranges" (no), the symbols used to help illiterate voters.

Less dramatically, but more dangerously, the patina of tyre-rubber and grease on the freeways, baked for months on end by the desert sun, is moistened into pure slick.

Representation without taxation is little more than a formula for bankruptcy: bankruptcy of the nation's budget, but more dangerously, bankruptcy of our democracy.

But more dangerously, the artists showed how Wikipedia is in the business of truth-making, influencing the reality it tries to record.

In "Madame Bovary," a provincial wife takes not only to love and extramarital sex as an escape from boredom, but also — more dangerously — to overspending.

Old films turn up with some regularity under similar circumstances — independent filmmakers aren't always known for promptly paying their storage bills — but because nitrate becomes even more dangerously unstable as it ages, the usual practice is to junk it as quickly as possible.

That makes them more dangerously unpredictable, yes, but also, in theory, easier to overcome.

Four for 114 from 31 overs may not sound like a watershed performance – and perhaps it is not – but Rashid spun the ball sharply, more dangerously than his counterpart, Amit Mishra, has managed and his accuracy was better than in Bangladesh.

There have always been floods, droughts and bushfires, but these are occurring more often and more dangerously.

But Quantrill found that Jeter could handle any pitch and, even more dangerously, could adapt to any situation.