Sentence examples for bigger dangers from inspiring English sources

For those intent on peace and security, let alone that nuclear-free future, bigger dangers lurk.

In the world's oceans, thousands of decomposing drums of radioactive waste pose bigger dangers than the relatively small amounts of radioactive water released from the Fukushima Daiichi plant.

The bigger dangers, warned Ms. Patterson at Bessemer Trust, are bolts from the blue, sources of trouble that investors are not even considering.

We have much bigger dangers to worry about under the status quo — dangers like another "wrong winner" election or a tie in the E.C.

There should also be no doubt Isis poses a direct threat to Western nations, although it is arguable some others from the Kremlin to Mexican drug cartels pose bigger dangers to safety and security.

Powerful, passionate and often personal (she records her own hounding by "the mob" over her comments about Kashmir), this work is timely and hugely important in its targets: it's hard to think of bigger dangers, or more harmful effects, than from faceless, unaccountable conglomerates.

A bigger danger is therefore deadlock.

But there is a bigger danger lurking.

A bigger danger is possible government intervention.

The bigger danger comes close to shore.

But asset prices could be a bigger danger.