Examples of using Less safe in English and their translations into Arabic
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And that makes them feel less safe.
Sex occurs at earlier ages and is less safe.
Fragrances are neither more nor less safe than other ingredients.
the world will be a far less safe place.
These private accommodations are generally less safe than labour camps as they are not subject to inspection.
Shared hosting is less safe in comparison with other types of hosting since the environment
risk of over or under dosing making medicines for children less safe than those for adults.
Axe thus should be small and not very sharp- so that work was more or less safe with him.
While there are no preparations that are considered more or less safe, some preparations may cause more side effects.
The resort to unilateral action, in defiance of the United Nations, is a sure route to a less safe world.
Of course, there are less safe methods, but they should be resorted to only if you are sure that you can cope.
the alternatives for transportation are much more expensive or less safe or less convenient than renting a car.
Today, the nations of the world must acknowledge that we have a world that is less safe, with greater dangers because of terrorism.
as they were concerned that those alternatives might be less safe than chrysotile asbestos itself.
Reasons cited by the girls include restrictions on freedom, a lack of opportunities compared to boys and a feeling that they were less safe or faced more harassment.
Science published a report on GMOs, which reinforced the scientific consensus that there is no substantial evidence that GM crops are less safe than their non-GM counterparts.
Surveys show that in several countries people feel more anxious and less safe than in the past. It may be assumed that the general feeling of insecurity in some countries is related to the fear of terrorism.
Without the CTBT entering into force the world is a far less safe place, so we reiterate our appeal to the nine remaining Annex 2 States, whose ratification is essential for entry into force of the CTBT.
They are neither less safe nor less“natural” than other common foods. Labeling foods derived from GMOs,