Sentence examples for much less lethal from inspiring English sources

Jamar Roberts was the smoldering, grasping Man to Ms. Graf's Billie, while Glenn Allen Sims was much less lethal in the role the next night.

The gun used to shoot Mr. Vaughan was a.22-caliber rifle, a firearm that is much less lethal than, say, the 9-millimeter handguns that detectives in the Bell case used, Dr. DiMaio said.

Although there are also large numbers of mortar attacks, those weapons are notoriously inaccurate and much less lethal than the remotely detonated bombs, which an attacker can set off as a target passes.

Dirty bombs are considered more a psychological armament than a weapon of mass destruction because their radioactive material is potentially much less lethal than a bomb using conventional explosives, experts say.

On the other hand, they say, the Afghanistan effort is carried out in a much less lethal environment and with people who are grateful for whatever aid they receive.

He said: "We have made it clear that the virus is much less lethal than had initially been thought by the NSABB.

But the escape route Dior chose for himself was much less romantic and, in the end, more lethal.

The equally lethal effects on green lacewings got much less publicity, yet these insects do a useful job by feeding on the corn borer.

"The oversight of their use is, not coincidentally, also much less intense than the oversight of the use of lethal weapons".

In other words, the only "antiwar" position imaginable in Washington, where accusations of weakness or wimpishness are a dime a dozen and considered lethal to a political career, is how much less of more we can afford, militarily speaking, or how much more of somewhat less we can settle for when it comes to militarized death and destruction.

Lead was found to be lethal at low levels and sodium tungstate was much less toxic, but the tungstate completely inhibited their reproductive ability.