Sentence examples for possibly more dangerous from inspiring English sources

"In my opinion, our findings are clearly of concern as some endocrine-disrupting chemicals are possibly more dangerous than previously thought.

It said that the government should consider conducting studies that test for harm from long-term consumption of biotech foods that may contain different and possibly more dangerous substances than those now marketed.

But authorities fear that if a SARS-like disease is emerging in summer, many other and possibly more dangerous strains of pneumonia-like diseases could emerge in the cooler weather.

The agent gestured with his head to the blackness of a door that had once led to a supply closet and said to Saeed, "You go first," but Saeed, who had until then thought he would go first, to make sure it was safe for Nadia to follow, now changed his mind, thinking it possibly more dangerous for her to remain behind while he went through, and said, "No, she will".

Or, I should say, amoral, which isn't even close to evil, but is possibly more dangerous.

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And a fifth Cylon lurks somewhere among them, still unidentified, but possibly even more dangerous than all the rest.

Possibly even more dangerous, he said, were the deep rifts among the country's opposing politicians, who seem "entrenched" and surrounded by "hard-liners".

The unwillingness of Mr. Boehner's caucus to join such decisions for the common good suggests that the 113th Congress, which begins on Thursday, will be bitterly unproductive, and possibly even more dangerous than the last Congress.

But others believe the melted rock is so thick that it gums up the moving fault, possibly preventing more dangerous earthquakes.

"We do have a prison here," he said, "but these are individuals who are possibly a little more dangerous than our prisoners".