Sentence examples for into something more dangerous from inspiring English sources
But when Go's enchanted ways darken into something more dangerous, it is Cesar who must help his cousin.
HSBC is a huge bank that would rock more than just the casbah if the hubris that is its modus operandi were to morph into something more dangerous.
Agnes Bruckner plays a vulnerable 18-year-old whose relationship with her English teacher (David Strathairn) begins as solace but develops into something more dangerous.
This can often morph into something more dangerous, which is a kind of paternalistic control based on the idea that the father knows "what men are really like".
Freon, although it damages the earth's ozone layer, is not toxic and does not burn, but the police were concerned about whether the heat could break it down into something more dangerous.
If neither party breaks out of its electoral strongholds, another hung parliament may beckon and with it, another five years in which the Lib Dems, however diminished, could be kingmakers.That prospect helps keep Mr Clegg's rivals from whipping up activists' gripes into something more dangerous.
Although the simian foamy virus (SFV) is not known to cause disease or to spread between humans, researchers say the virus is something to monitor closely; given enough time, it could evolve into something more dangerous--just like its two retrovirus cousins, one of which sparked the AIDS pandemic.
The aim of the project is to act early in childhood to stop behaviour turning into something more serious – and potentially even dangerous.
The understated hues and tones of regret darken into something more serious when Yuwen, for reasons that she herself does not entirely understand, toys with the dangerous idea of matchmaking her spirited and charming sister-in-law with Zhang.
And in an ever-so-precarious economic situation, isn't there a point at which trying to turn an extraordinary win into an extra-extraordinary win ceases to be sound strategy and becomes something more dangerous and irresponsible?
