Sentence examples for incomparably more dangerous from inspiring English sources
"Incomparably more dangerous than Reagan or any other president in this nation's history," wrote Harold Meyerson in the American Prospect.But exactly what sort of conservative is Mr Bush?
Crime is still falling, not least because Mr de Blasio hired Bill Bratton, the cop who cleaned up New York's incomparably more dangerous streets in the 1990s, as his police commissioner.
Benzos are incomparably more dangerous than marijuana.
First, the earthquake risk and history there are incomparably more serious than in New York.
The sexism endured by the women of, say, Afghanistan is of course incomparably more severe and more limiting than the stereotypes that trammel the graduates of Harvard Business School.
The leading rebels, though inevitably a mixed bunch, make incomparably more sense than the unhinged colonel.
A year on, the mood seems incomparably more realistic and less angry.
To study the great critics in action is incomparably more instructive than to read theoretical manuals.
It is incomparably more scientific than the bush bash with matches.
Counted together, the Kurdish parties and SCIRI pack incomparably more punch than the other Iraqi opposition groups combined.
