Sentence examples for more lethal to from inspiring English sources

But it is a decidedly double-edged one, potentially more lethal to Iran than its adversaries.

With ten times the theobromine concentration, dark chocolate is even more lethal to pets.

He said Planned Parenthood, which offers abortion services, has been more lethal to blacks than the Ku Klux Klan.

Nothing is more lethal to religious faith than having self-righteous, intolerant politicians (who wince at nose studs) drag God into politics.

Phil Carter, a veteran and a fellow at the Center for New America Security who oversees a research program on veterans' issues, told me, "Not to diminish anyone's service, but traffic accidents were more lethal to him than the enemy".

Silver has been present in the environment as an antiseptic far longer than humans have existed, but there are indications that manmade, nanoscale silver particles are more lethal to microbes — including beneficial microbes.

As the Shah's men began to use more lethal force to keep the public in line, the Iranian people took to the rooftops, yelling Allahu Akbar -- "God is great".

His answer is to develop swifter, more lethal ways to fight, including pre-emptive strikes, although he acknowledged, "Big institutions aren't swift on their feet" in adapting but rather "ponderous and clumsy and slow".

This has been attributed to males using more lethal means to end their lives.

We see the presidential elections as an attempt by the military junta and its counter-revolutionary forces to garner international legitimacy, in order to cement the existing regime and deliver more lethal blows to the Egyptian revolution.

However, as damaging as grade inflation is to workforce development, it strikes a more lethal blow to the souls of our students.