deadlier

• “Steve: I like your choice of the word deadlier for Hawk.”

  Appaloosa (2008)

• “He has an “assistant” of sorts thats actually much creepier and deadlier, which is good because he gets most of the bad-guy screen time.”

  In Darkness » Blog Archive » Review: Borderlands

• “The more closely volcanoes, Western rivers, nitroglycerin, and boys are pent, the deadlier is their action at the point of outbreak.”

  Penrod

• “Pyongyang, though, disputes the border and has repeatedly warned that it would strike back with "an unpredictable, self-defensive blow" that would be "deadlier" than its response to the artillery drills on November 23rd.”

  Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph

• “The human lexicon of myths repeatedly chronicles mankind’s run-ins with the deadlier forces of nature.”

  An Interview with Thomas Steinbeck

• “John Ryan Recabar warns that there are deadlier diseases than A (H1N1):”

  Global Voices in English » Philippines: A(H1N1) panic continues to grow

• “There are 5 more deadlier diseases that are more virulent and have a better chance of killing you.”

  Global Voices in English » Influenza A(H1N1) cases in Southeast Asia

• “The spread of fear, paranoia and panic is way deadlier than any pathogenic virus.”

  Global Voices in English » Philippines: A(H1N1) panic continues to grow

• “For want of a better title reminds us that there are deadlier diseases than swine flu:”

  Global Voices in English » Influenza A(H1N1) cases in Southeast Asia

• “The secrets are deadlier and his enemies are stronger than he could have guessedbut so is the woman whose life he'll risk his own to save.”

  61 Hours by Lee Child: Book summary

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