Sentence examples for maybe more dangerous from inspiring English sources

was a new type of reactor, maybe more dangerous.

Andrade's satire is softer and therefore, maybe, more dangerous.

Deleting mine--its place of birth--felt wrong & maybe more dangerous?

There is plenty of outrageous fear mongering that makes the news, but there is a more subtle aspect to mass fearfulness, maybe more dangerous, because mild agitation, anxiety and stress are basically accepted in our culture as normal, even when the source is not based in reality.

"They have a higher crime rate to deal with and maybe a more dangerous job," Mr. Draffin said of the city police.

"She was making us out to be monsters putting our children at grave risk and even comparing us to child molesters and singling out motocross when there are others sports like football and skiing that are just as dangerous, maybe even more dangerous," said Randy Simpson, the president of the Milford club whose 14-year-old son rides at the track.

'But this place feels for me more authentic, maybe even more dangerous!' Her favourite ride is El Avión, a giddying spin over the city in a wobbly period replica of the plane that plied Spain's first ever passenger route.

He is another casualty of war, maybe a more dangerous one.

We did not reach our level which we need to do to be competitive against City". On their next three matches against Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United: "Maybe Villa were more dangerous than it will be on Sunday against City.

So maybe civility is actually more dangerous than incivility?

We felt called to the deep end, to the place where it's more quiet, more dangerous maybe, more radical.