Sentence examples for then more dangerous from inspiring English sources

Was the vaccine back then more dangerous, and, if so, how; are we more skilled at making them today?

"The fact that they've already been relegated makes then more dangerous, as they will have nothing to lose.

That its great figures, in the 1950s, came not only from our background but from our home streets, and that they were vernacular-speaking ragamuffins like us, had an enormous influence on young Manchester climbers.' With limited resources and rudimentary equipment, climbing was then much more dangerous than it is today.

Europe then was a more dangerous place: its poorest citizens were starving and welfare safety-nets were non-existent or inadequate.

If Gould's entertaining shenanigans and his spectacular, self-chosen failure caused Mitchell to despair of publication, then Gould was more dangerous, and Mitchell more susceptible, or even more foolish, than anyone has yet been willing to say.

Then it became more dangerous.

However, if values are missing systematically, then it is more dangerous to draw conclusions from that study.

The long process towards that goal starts with a friendly against Norway at Wembley next Wednesday, a game struggling to capture the post-Brazil public imagination, then more importantly a dangerous-looking opening Euro 2016 qualifier in Switzerland the following week.

"It's so much more dangerous.

But there is a superb Caesar from Jeffery Kissoon who, with his fly whisk and white suit, evokes memories of a whole line of African potentates while also suggesting there is a fierce courage about a man who claims: "Danger knows full well that Caesar is more dangerous then he".

MICHAEL SPECTER: The vaccine was more dangerous then but the risks were different, too.