Sentence examples for more dangerous is from inspiring English sources
What's more dangerous is judging a writer by her reputation.
And with drugs, what's more dangerous is more sexually exciting.
Far more dangerous is the budget debacle looming later in the year.
Much more dangerous is the secondary shock that comes a few hours later.
Even more dangerous is when poor communication becomes so endemic that the wrong operations are performed.
Even more dangerous is the black bora, of hurricane proportions, and which usually strikes in winter.
More dangerous were the schisms within.
What makes life the more dangerous are these ludicrous green-painted cycle lanes on city roads.
More dangerous were the attempts of some reviewers to link the novel to the Cleveland Street affair of 1889.
What was even more dangerous was the attitude of policymaking elites here and overseas.
What's more dangerous, however, is her assumption that pro-democracy is synonymous with pro-west.
