Sentence examples for Less danger from inspiring English sources
"less danger" is correct and usable in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "By following the safety protocols, we can reduce the risk of infection and lessen the danger for our workers."
Jennifer Sardina, Misconceptions and Misleading Information Prevail Less Regulation Does Not Mean Less Danger to Consumers: Dangerous Herbal Products, Journal of Law & Health (1999-2000) (107JLHEALTH 107).
The protesters are in far less danger, and seem to pose far less danger to the powerful, than in Egypt.
"More stability, less danger of terrorism, less illegal immigration.
"Today, the Jews are in less danger because Israel is strong," he went on.
There may be no good answers, only routes that hold more and less danger.
You're in less danger of beating a joke into the ground.
It is true that Gore was in less danger than many of his fellow-soldiers.
This was not because lesbians faced less danger in Chechnya but because they faced more.
New electrodes and electrolytes could mean higher energy and less danger from lithium-ion batteries.
Atwood often begins her novels abroad, where there's less danger of well-meant interruptions.
