Sentence examples for if not deadly from inspiring English sources

Like the story, these scenes are familiar if not deadly, despite the nuance-killing music.

For those most sensitive, the tiniest quantity of peanut protein can cause life-threatening, if not deadly, reactions.

"In other parts of the country, the positions taken here would be extremely unpopular, if not deadly at the polls".

But to not make use of ethnic profiling in this investigation would be irresponsible, if not deadly.

Only then I remembered: international festivals of art are nothing if not deadly serious, and the 10th "edition" of the Liverpool Biennial is certainly no exception.

Proponents of liberalized regulation of abortion hold that only a woman herself, rather than the state, has the right to manage her pregnancy and that the alternative to legal, medically supervised abortion is illegal and demonstrably dangerous, if not deadly, abortion.

If the first strike is not deadly to you, you can kill the PK.

All this would be worthy of satire if not so deadly serious.

In an interview, Mr. Lloyd said the manufacture of the rockets, if not the deadly nerve agent, appeared to be within the capabilities of both the Syrian government and the rebels.

For Maguire, Mr. Law took advantage of the film's Chicago location to interview some veteran employees of The Chicago Tribune's photo department, who knew photographers like Maguire (if not as deadly as he).

But if not always deadly, the smell of the gas and its symptoms still have the effect of terrifying local populations.