ADJECTIVE safe COMPARATIVE safer SUPERLATIVE safest

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Simple sentences

It's safer.

Compared to New York, Tokyo is a much safer place.

His notion is that planes are safer than cars.

You're safer here.

Statistically speaking, flying in a plane is much safer than traveling by car.

From a statistical point of view, a plane flight is much safer than a car trip.

When you're here, I feel safer.

I think the other path is safer.

Tom thinks that vaping is safer than smoking cigarettes, but Mary's not so sure.

Let's stay together. It'll be safer that way.

Roundabouts are both safer and more efficient than four-way intersections.

Payment systems are delicate and unstable - Cash is safer.

He thinks that planes are safer than cars.

It's safer to stay here.

It's safer there.

That's probably safer.

I feel much safer now.

I feel safer here.

It's a lot safer now.

It'll be safer here.

I thought we'd be safer here.

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I think it's safer here than being back at camp where a bunch of people don't like me thanks to you, making those wild accusations.

Just safer. From everything I've heard about you, caution isn't really your thing.

No, I think they're safer in the car.

George. - Higgins, he's safer with us than without us.

Safer then one more day with the smell.

One feels much safer here than in my bed.

But a lot safer.

It'd be safer if you were farther up the street, madam.

Dear, it's much safer down here than upstairs, you know?

You and Marguerite are safer apart.

Well, there's so much danger on the road, you'd be far safer here.

It's madness. - It'll be safer to protest down here.

I think it's safer along here.

No, I think it'll be safer with me.

Trade is safer.

You will be safer in my apartment.

It'll be safer in my hands.

A quick stab in the ribs is a safer bet. no complications.

It'll be safer. We've got business inside.

It's safer, believe me.

Give me the ring back, it'll be safer with me.

That's bad Indian country, but it'll be safer for you than here.

It's safer to hunt on horseback but I was on foot when he charged me.

I feel safer.

I think I'll feel safer in bed.

Maybe not as thick as the ones Joshua blew down with his trumpet. but a lot safer.

The sooner you get out of Oz altogether, the safer you'll sleep, my dear.

I think it'll be safer with you, just as I'll be.

Take her, keep her safer than your eyes.

It'll be safer.

Don't you feel a little safer when I'm around?

Now with Mrs. Graham, it might be safer to practice a little deception, hmm? - Hmm?

And since you have a safer place to store papers than I have, perhaps you'd better keep this. Fair enough?

I'd figured it was safer that way. in case he got into the car before she drove it out.

News and current affairs

But, at the same time, a wave of idealism swept across the wreckage, a collective sense of determination to build a more equal, peaceful, and safer world.

By putting paid to any revanchist tendencies in Russia concerning the Baltics, Europe is made a safer place, and Russia is helped in its effort to redefine itself as a national state and not an empire.

If the bonds were acceptable as collateral before the restructuring, surely they were safer after the restructuring, and thus equally acceptable.

The solution should be to focus on improving the technology - making the lights safer, brighter, warm up faster, and save more energy, so that more people will replace more of their lights.

Doing nothing seems the safer bet.

Many of the actions of the American administration, and much of the US government's rhetoric, may actually be increasing the threat from nuclear weapons rather than making the world safer.

They know that confiscating the checkbooks of Russia and Iran would probably make the world a lot safer than building another submarine or aircraft carrier.

What makes the energy imposed as a tax substitution tax particularly attractive as a defense measure is that it leaves the welfare state intact while making Europe safer, greener, and richer.

After all, blaming the US is predominantly a way of shifting light from Europe's failed leadership to another country's struggles for a safer world (including the continued existence of Israel) and a stronger world economy.

Governments around the world are spending money on regulating and monitoring their stock markets so that they are safer for individual investors, and so that investor interest in these markets will grow.

Second, it is doubtful that the new policy agenda will make the international financial system much safer.

On the one hand, the more we spend on anti-terrorism measures (and the more inconvenience we are willing to tolerate), the safer we feel.

If Kim's bombast and nuclear threats lead to China-US bonding over a joint North Korea settlement, the entire world will be the safer for it.

Therapeutic cloning would probably be safer than reproductive cloning because any reprogramming defects would not affect every cell in the body - just the cells used in therapy.

None of us can live safer, richer lives by turning our back to the world.

EU markets, by contrast, are viewed as being not only bigger, but safer as well.

Of course, the alternative is no safer.

The dollar, on the other hand, looks like a safer bet in 2011.

China doubled the efficiency of rural energy consumption between 1983 and 1998 by distributing safer and cleaner stoves to 185 million households.

That is why it appears safer to predict high volatility in 2010 than to predict that home prices will rise.

Jon Huntsman, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, is addressing this directly - insisting that we should force the largest banks to break up and to become safer.

This will make the world a safer place financially.

VIENNA - Nuclear power has become safer since the devastating accident one year ago at Fukushima, Japan.

It will become safer still in the coming years, provided that governments, plant operators, and regulators do not drop their guard.

Only the development of basic legal institutions will help make Chinese workplaces safer.