Sentence examples for more dangers when from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rubin served in the Army in World War II; he later faced more dangers when he survived a murder attempt by a rival in his company and an armed robbery in which the thief, who later killed the manager of a laundry in another robbery, put a gun to Mr. Rubin's head.

There was more danger when Dicko raced clean through, only for Carson to toe the ball away to safety.

Novo created more danger when he pounced on a loose pass back from Carl Tremarco and it was only a chance deflection which denied him a shot on goal.

Gun violence experts and victims' advocates say the legislation is particularly alarming for domestic violence survivors, who are in more danger when their abusers are able to carry hidden firearms.

The decision reflected regional sensitivity over the fact that Central American migrants face even more acute dangers when they attempt to reach the United States, and have no special arrangements letting them across the border even if they make it.

The results have been disastrous, leaving us all in a great deal more danger than when the experiment began.

More danger still, when they actually do.

Not only does Anne nearly drown while re-enacting "The Lady of Shalott" in a leaky barge, she faces an even more existential danger when her penchant for dark, inscrutable dreamboats with ridiculous names leads her to go out with vacant clothes horse Royal Gardner.

Possibly, on the one hand bus drivers should be more vigilant when approaching areas with large numbers of vulnerable road users (e.g., the city of Copenhagen with large shares of cyclists), and on the other hand the vulnerable road users should be more wary of the dangers when maneuvering around buses.

Is America in more danger now than when we faced worldwide fascism on the march -- when our fathers fought and won a world war on two fronts simultaneously?

Valerie C. Lorenz, Ph.D., the director of the Compulsive Gambling Center Baltimore, who specializes in working with athletes, said she believed amateurs are in more danger than professionals when performing in a gaming climate.