Sentence examples for sometimes more deadly from inspiring English sources
If no one intervenes over the silly stuff, "what they'll do is more serious, more savage, more humiliating, sometimes more deadly, in private".
But transparency can backfire, because sometimes nothing is more deadly for our taste buds than the knowledge that what we are eating is good for us.
Although clinical trials about single-agent RTKIs or their combination strategies suggest their increase potency against cancer, they are not beyond adverse effects, and sometimes the effects are more deadly than chemotherapy.
Doctors at a hospital in Saidu Sharif, near the site, said blast victims were being treated for wounds caused by ball bearings, which are sometimes packed into suicide bombs to make them more deadly.
And while most of these toxins are not deadly to humans, they will cause some local pain and sometimes more widespread symptoms.
And it is becoming ever more deadly.
Conflicts have become more deadly since 2008.
A more deadly struggle had begun.
Severe weather events are growing more common and more deadly.
