Sentence examples for ever more dangerously from inspiring English sources

In some cases, financial markets may react to a Great Moderation by behaving ever more dangerously, until some shock triggers an epic collapse.

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

Others, like Kawika Singson, enjoy living even more dangerously: On fields of scorching lava.

That means ever more things are dangerously hackable.

The choice need not be between exporting more dollars to import more barrels or drilling ever deeper and more dangerously into our precious coastal waters.

What has changed is that telecommunications and media coverage now ensure that such disasters are reported from ever more far-flung places.Special report Living dangerously Freud, finance and folly The price of prudence Too clever by half Financial WMD?

Olga's plight might seem familiar enough, in particular her apprehension that, in throwing her all into being a mother, she has become dangerously null, while her "ever more productive" husband has only blossomed in the outside world.

"Indifference is a virus that is dangerously contagious in our time, a time when we are ever more connected with others, but are increasingly less attentive to others," the pope said.

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Tottenham are living more dangerously than Bear Grylls.

His attempts in that direction merely enrage Yvonne more dangerously.