Sentence examples for even more dangerously from inspiring English sources

That could rupture Dadool's barrel, too – even more dangerously.

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

The key is to do it quickly, before the situation on another one of Syria's borders spirals even more dangerously downward.

While Judge Cacheris extends the substantive holding of Citizens United, even more dangerously he mimics its model of extreme judicial activism.

Starting with "American" usually means you intend to make a sweeping cultural statement ("American Idiot," "American Pastoral," "American Psycho"), probably about an era or, even more dangerously, a generation.

Even more dangerously, the gulf between business and the rest of the country is widening: opinion polls show that American businesspeople are losing faith in their country even as ordinary Americans are losing faith in business.

The city that so mystified the uprooted Americans in Sofia Coppola's "Lost in Translation" is, if anything, even more vividly and dangerously mysterious to the three footloose natives.

Perhaps even more damagingly, it would dangerously alter Ankara's relationship with Washington.

The President's budget would mean even more families will suffer dangerously cold or hot weather without heating or air-conditioning.

Democrats termed the legislation another "tax scam" that primarily helps the wealthy while adding even more to the nation's dangerously large $21 trillion debt.

The Swartzentrubers believe that the more liberal Old Order groups and the even more liberal New Order groups live dangerously close to the modern world, a world from which all Amish are to remain separate.