Sentence examples for much a danger from inspiring English sources

Bell, however, is still very much a danger.

There is "very much a danger" that it could invade the UK, he said.

For Ms Merkel this means that over-reacting to the crisis is as much a danger as under-reacting.

Russia's efforts to undermine the 2016 U.S. election show that covert operations are as much a danger now as they were at the height of the Cold War.

The general election appeared to show Ukip was as much a danger to Labour as the Conservatives, with Farage's party coming second to both parties in an equal number of seats.

Yet inflation hawks inside and outside the Fed insisted that inflation was as much a danger as recession, and called on the Fed to raise interest rates — generally not what you want to do when the economy is tanking.

Of course too much light can be as much of a danger as darkness, especially when it is coming from a pair of headlights bearing down on you.

But the security forces themselves seem to be as much of a danger as the protesters.

I don't believe that is much of a danger here.

ISLAMIC STATE may be a geopolitical threat, but it has not yet posed much of a danger to business.

That wasn't thought to be much of a danger because most crop plants are self-fertilizing.