Sentence examples for even more threatening when from inspiring English sources

Things get even more threatening when the man, his former employer, follows the family to their coastal cottage in St Just.

Like Maria in Metropolis and the suburban threat seen in The Stepford Wives (1975), technology is seen here as even more threatening when linked with the possibility of female reproduction".

Porto were able to comfortably defend and even looked the more threatening when they countered - Hulk sent a shot over and Fernando Belluschi went closer with a drive from distance.

Even Gerrard, playing in the centre of midfield, looked more threatening when moving out wide, from where he played his third crucial cross of the tournament.

The same men encouraged to develop their expertise and even their celebrity by white owners became less acceptable, more threatening when the institution of slavery no longer provided a subordinating structure.

The plot shifts, however, when the characters realise that Brahne is working with an even more threatening person called Kuja.

That makes it even more threatening".

MR. GORE -- Beijing has also done some even more threatening things in the past.

There is also the no less contentious and perhaps even more threatening matter of cyberwarfare.

For Sisi and other military men, Shafiq may have been even more threatening than Morsi.

Environmentalists find Mr. Domenici, the new Energy Committee chairman, even more threatening, partly because he is such a skilled legislator.