Sentence examples for more dangerous version from inspiring English sources

The scene becomes a darker, more dangerous version of the rude mechanicals' theatricals for the royal wedding in "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

Seven mutations later, they had a more dangerous version that spread easily from animal to animal in tiny water droplets, the same way flu spreads in humans.

Ofili seems to be warning that British society has created its own, much more dangerous version of Paramin's bizarre Carnival dancers.

These actors are not the opposite of their off-screen personae but - more interestingly - a darker and more dangerous version of the same.

It's a good question to ask French car-maker Renault, which is selling a potentially more dangerous version of its Sandero model in Latin America.

Authoritarianism is just another – much more dangerous – version of fake, digital or otherwise.

Like the airline bringing in a truck with a more powerful engine to tow that plane, the global economy is upping the ante from conventional sources of fossil fuels to even dirtier and more dangerous versions – bitumen from the Alberta tar sands, oil from deepwater drilling, gas from hydraulic fracturing (fracking), coal from detonated mountains, and so on.

In training, this is usually directed at the forehead or the crown for safety, but more dangerous versions of this attack target the bridge of the nose and the maxillary sinus.

Such magnetite is more dangerous than biogenic versions of the particle, he says.

In response to the growing opposition, Mr. Phillips has vigorously defended his product, called Palcohol, saying it is no more dangerous than the liquid version sold in liquor stores.

In some ways the summer-SAD is more dangerous than the winter version because those who suffer this malady are more likely to feel suicidal (which may go along with their feelings of agitation).