Sentence examples for even more dangerously the from inspiring English sources

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.

It was then that the producers approached Mr. Shiner, whose skills as a clown with a mean streak were thought to encompass just the sort of danger required for the major-domo-like role of the Cat. Even more dangerously, though, the Cat in the Hat is ubiquitous in "Seussical," assuming various personalities, commenting on the action and, gulp, singing his heart out.

Hwang's writing veers tonally from sharp and funny to dramatic and sweeping to poetic and lyrical, but it is the emotional intricacy of his characters' struggles — most often strangers in a strange land, unfamiliar with the language or, even more dangerously, with the language of love — that resonates after the curtain falls.

"By extending culls here as well as in Somerset, the pilots are moving even more dangerously away from the recommendations of the Randomised Badger Culling Trial which were very clear - the longer you subject badgers to this sort of disruption, the greater the risk of worsening the spread of bovine TB among both badgers and cattle.

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.

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

Only temporarily it seems: the issue has now blown up again, even more dangerously.Why this sudden upsurge of Islamism?

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

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.

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.