Sentence examples for much more lethal from inspiring English sources
Guns make interactions much more lethal.
H.I.V. appeared to make smoking much more lethal.
Ortiz has been a much more lethal hitter in October.
Drug oligarchies and broken tribal nations are much more lethal places to live.
"Everything is online — your life, my life — which makes it much more lethal".
He never suspected she was resorting to something much more lethal.
There are much more expensive, lethal and sophisticated weapons being deployed each day in their thousands.
This is much more systematic, lethal violence, but it's unclear at this time if it's from civil war or warfare with those perceived as outsiders".
They avoided placing the props near their mouths and expressed equal disgust toward the objects, despite reporting influenza as being much more contagious, lethal, and disgusting than the birthmark in a questionnaire.
It is much more common, lethal and, from a research perspective, under-funded than most of us know.
Imperial troops mainly used Minié rifles, which were much more accurate, lethal, and had a much longer range than the smoothbore Gewehr guns, although, being also muzzle-loading, they were similarly limited to two shots per minute.
