Sentence examples for more dangerous task from inspiring English sources

That more dangerous task was left to us.

Such warriors are selected for the much more dangerous task of private fights, in which hired teams of stealth killers prepare ambushes.

Born in Milan but steeped in the Austro-German habit, Chailly had a more dangerous task: to take on, or almost dismantle, an entire tradition lasting nearly two centuries.

Civil rights activists who spoke out at a time when lynchings were accepted and commonplace took on a much more dangerous task than those born in the America of Barack Obama.

Men also tend to take on more dangerous tasks, and in this particular instance, the men were required before reaching Truckee Lake to clear brush and engage in heavy labor, adding to their physical debilitation.

"The more dangerous the task, the better".

The deeper the two dig in their attempts to build a case, the stranger and more dangerous their task becomes.

The "blue line" of cops are there to protect us from dangerous street criminals, but their civilian counterpart has an even more impossible (even dangerous) task -- to protect us from the insidious and frightening dangers of corporate and government miscreants.

A LONG WEEK AHEAD -- The bombing is likely to last a week, American officials said, and it will merely be a prelude to the much more difficult, and dangerous, task of sending in special operations forces to hunt Mr. bin Laden, dislodge the Taliban and install a new regime.

Addressing the humanitarian needs that emerge from these unresolved conflicts has become an ever more difficult and dangerous task for relief workers who must interact with a range of state and non-state actors in environments where adherence to the basic principles of International Humanitarian Law is not always observed.

Storms made their task more dangerous over the weekend, strengthening river currents.