Sentence examples for certainly more dangerous from inspiring English sources

They are a team who are certainly more dangerous away from home because they are good on the break.

Amazingly, though, it is the second vision of hell that is perhaps more frightening – and certainly more dangerous for a journalist or anyone prying into local affairs.

"It's certainly more dangerous, but the only other route right now would be to go through Austria," and that would take far more time, said Damian Adrian, who was hauling pharmaceuticals from Amsterdam to Milan in a 20-ton truck.

Electronic cigarettes are probably less harmful than tobacco smoking, but they are almost certainly more dangerous than medicinal nicotine inhalers [ 6, 7].

An excellent opposite-field hitter, he could find the Green Monster an enticing target -- and he would certainly be more dangerous than at Petco Park in San Diego.

In one sense he has certainly been more dangerous than Davis: Many of his questionable proposals, had Davis advocated them, would never have gotten passed.

South Africa is now certainly more unstable and dangerous than it was under apartheid, for the simple reason that it is more open, with its people free to go wherever they wish.

But because the main focus of such organizations is contraception, cutting off their funding almost certainly resulted in more (and more dangerous) abortions, not fewer (and safer) ones.

He feels more dangerous, animalistic and certainly more brutal, and harder to like.

With ample financing from relatives in America, the family has now generally sworn off the most complicated routes and certainly boat travel, which they consider more dangerous.

Despite his argument that the Swiss Arms rifle was just like the other two and in no way more dangerous, it was certainly the heaviest of the bunch, and took different magazines than the others.