Sentence examples for larger danger from inspiring English sources

For instance, when Clare arrives in southern Niger he is balked from further progress north by civil war and the larger danger of travel through Algeria.

The larger danger is that it could serve as a template for the cabinet-level task force appointed by President Bush to devise a comprehensive national energy strategy.

Mr. Tenet offered an aggressive defense, insisting that the agency had provided "clear and direct" intelligence about the larger danger posed by Al Qaeda before Sept. 11.

The larger danger, though, is that a childhood spent among guns, real and toy, will make children more likely to embrace any use of power, Dr. Abdulrazaq said.

But the government faces a larger danger: the perception that it is increasingly susceptible to pressure from within and without the Labour Party.

The larger danger comes from the disruption of the data stream from satellites to ground stations, either through the electronic jamming of satellites themselves or interference with the ground installations.

If Germany seems ready to open its wallet, its southern neighbours will be less willing to change.Those risks certainly exist, but Germany's current foot-dragging poses larger dangers.

The report also centered attention on the larger dangers posed to society by ineffective parole supervision or what it called "systemic problems that transcend parolee Garrido's case and jeopardize public safety".

There's still a large danger the government says no, or demands divestitures large enough to sink the deal.

People who look at smiling pigs with top hats carrying bags of cash and don't see a monumentally large danger sign.

PCBs may pose the largest danger to the environment and human health, Colgan says, and they could be abundant at Camp Century, although it's hard to know for sure.