Sentence examples for more lethal and from inspiring English sources

Historically, religion has often proved a more lethal and more divisive force than any secular ideology.

The Pentagon wants to fundamentally transform the military with more lethal and technologically superior "megasystems".

In any case, this is a virus that is no more lethal, and possibly less lethal, than normal flu strains.

These were obsolete missiles, already slated for withdrawal, to be replaced by far more lethal and effectively invulnerable Polaris submarines.

Gang conflicts over territory and trade routes, no longer refereed by the PRI, became more lethal and frequent.

These rockets, known as Grads, are larger, more lethal and have a greater range than 107-millimeter rockets.

But Boko Haram has since morphed into something less definable and terrifyingly more lethal, kidnapping and killing thousands as it seeks to establish its own Islamic state in northern Nigeria.

The budget proposes to sharply increase spending on a number of programs that Mr. Rumsfeld contends would "transform" the military into a more lethal, light and agile force.

He has called for police to use more lethal force and wants to relax gun laws so that average citizens can defend themselves.

Nor are they bothered by Khartoum's declared intention to use oil revenue to purchase more lethal weaponry and create a domestic armaments industry.

Breast cancer is not the more lethal cancer and our results can certainly not be generalised to more lethal tumours.