Sentence examples for much less dangerous from inspiring English sources

But it is a much less dangerous fossil fuel than coal.

"The main difference is that cricket fighting is much less dangerous," he said.

It tells us that there are far better, much less dangerous, ways to produce our energy.

The much less dangerous fantasy of the other is that he's still a star.

"He is much less dangerous to Russian culture," said a spokesman for the group.

The speech restrictions today are much less dangerous than those during World War I.

The environment, he said, is certain to be "much calmer and less dangerous".

Engagement doesn't promise agreement, but it makes it much easier and less dangerous to manage differences.

Ferguson escaped censure over a late, scything tackle on Willo Flood, while, soon after, Darren Dods, the visiting centre-half, was shown a yellow card for a much more innocuous, less dangerous, barge from behind on Daniel Cousin.

There may be other factors that may contribute to your breast size, health factors that may make surgery dangerous, and potentially much easier and less dangerous solutions.

The latter is an especially good choice for first-timers because it is much less caustic and dangerous than the other acids.[2].