Sentence examples for far more danger from inspiring English sources

The disease holds far more danger to women than men, but in a small number of cases among young men chlamydia can cause acutely inflamed testicles.

Terrorism now poses far more danger within the Middle East than to the rest of the world.America's regional military bootprint has shrunk, but only from the inflated dimensions of the Bush-era "surge" in Iraq.

Until then, don't forget that as terrified of sharks as we are, they face far more danger from us.

There are no similar passages featuring people who, in all likelihood, were in far more danger than he.

The fear of excessive regulatory reprisal contributes to cover-ups that inflict far more danger on our society.

So this novel of suspense has far more danger and violence than the rest of the series combined: the stakes are much higher than ever before, the outcome deadlier.

Far more dangerous, too.

We pay more attention to the danger of Ebola than to the far more relevant danger of flu, or of obesity or heart disease.

This spring, forty-nine retired generals and admirals called upon the President to put off the deployment and to transfer the funds to the securing of nuclear facilities and the protection of American ports and borders against the far more immediate danger of Al Qaeda, rather than pursue a system that may never work against a threat that doesn't now exist.

They say these firms are substituting one exaggerated threat — the menace of online sex predators — with a far more pervasive danger from online marketers like junk food and toy companies that will rush to advertise to children if they are told revealing details about the users.

Here in New York, the guy who plays the sexy vampire in the "Twilight" movies has been shooting a film, and he appears to be facing far more daily danger of death-by-mob-hysteria than any member of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.