Sentence examples for more threatening for from inspiring English sources

Going to a park has become sweeter for some, more threatening for others who see danger in every public space.

Perhaps even more threatening for the CCP is the potential for an economic slowdown.

Perhaps more threatening for GOP lawmakers, much of the party's tax cut agenda is unpopular with voters.

Stressful situations may be more threatening for people with Type C, because they cannot allow themselves to express negative emotions.

The home side had goalkeeper Radoslaw Cierzniak to thank for a string of saves with Hamilton the more threatening of the sides, especially in the second half.

The equaliser came on 27 minutes after Thiago Silva's sliding tackle had taken down Oscar for the penalty, and Chelsea were marginally the more threatening team for the remainder of the first half, almost taking the lead when Hazard sized up Willian's cross and cracked a left-volley against the far post.

Laurelle is a much more threatening challenger for Yvonne's affections than Hugh.

Malta were the more threatening side for much of the first half and came close twice through Andre Schembri, who first shot straight at Mannus and then fired just off target.

(But Trump's secretary of education nominee, Betty DeVos, was mocked for saying during a confirmation hearing that guns in schools might help "protect from grizzlies").. Critics argue that bringing guns into schools, either by arming teachers or security guards, creates a more threatening environment for children and a risk of deadly accidents. .

Taliban spokesman Shahidullah Shahid told AFP last week, "We attacked Malala because she was used to speak against Taliban and Islam and not because she was going to school," showing that for them, the idea of Islamic reform is more threatening than education for girls.

Furthermore, whereas after the early 1990s Russia never recognised that South Ossetia and Abkhazia were under Georgia's control, it is a signatory of a 1994 treaty guaranteeing the territorial integrity of Ukraine.But Ukraine's size and importance also make the current crisis a far more threatening security issue for the West than Russia's intervention in Georgia.