Sentence examples for considers more dangerous from inspiring English sources

Madden said that he preferred some safety matters to be depicted as they occurred on the field — like grabbing of the face mask, which results in a 15-yard penalty — but that he no longer wanted helmet-to-helmet hits or head shots on defenseless receivers, which the N.F.L. considers more dangerous and subject players to suspension and substantial fines.

If it is considered more dangerous, it might take eight.

It requires single cells because the inmates are considered more dangerous and more desperate".

In fact, hiding behind a civilized veneer in your support of fascism I consider more dangerous.

Flammable methanol is considered more dangerous, hence the total restriction on using it during flights.

What earlier Americans considered more dangerous to the social fabric than diversity were perceived abuses within English itself.

That means at least four N.F.C. teams are considered more dangerous, more championship-bound than are the Giants.

And, again like Holiday, she was drawn to the wrong men, to men she considered more dangerous and powerful than herself: greatness is isolating.

But Somalia is considered more dangerous and anarchic than Haiti, Iraq or even Afghanistan, and the American Refugee Committee, like other aid groups, is struggling to get trained personnel here.

But even at urban schools in neighborhoods considered more dangerous, officials say they found it too hard to get parents to go along.

Most of those who remain are considered more dangerous militants; many also come from nations with poor human rights records and ineffective justice systems.