Sentence examples for greater menaces from inspiring English sources

Studies like one done by the University of Utah show that, if anything, texters behind the wheel are greater menaces.

It's arguable that when organizations like Homeboy Industries sanitize, educate, and employ men and women who are still gang members in their hearts, they've actually created greater menaces to society, because now they have a legitimate 'cover' to work under.

The president, Jacques Chirac, a Gaullist descendant, has called liberalism a greater menace for Europe than communism.

But, all the while, a greater menace grows ever more formidable.

While this war was in progress, Hastings was confronted with a far greater menace.

Britain survived a far greater menace from the IRA without crumbling.

2. Economic inequality is increasingly recognized as an even greater menace to our national well-being than racial discrimination.

They maintained their pressure on Constantinople, tightened their control over the Balkans, and became a greater menace to central Europe.

Why pull more ships away from home when a greater menace lies just across the Sea of Japan?

Richard Brooks, the author of The Great Tax Robbery, tells me Luxembourg is a far greater menace than the Caribbean laundromats.

A principal lesson of Watergate is that there is no greater menace to the Republic than a man who wants above all else to be President.