Sentence examples for much greater danger from inspiring English sources

However, there is a much greater danger.

Populist demagogues feeding off mass anger, frustration and despair are a much greater danger.

However, "excesses meet" and "reluctance to eat and... lack of sleep put me in much greater danger".

But if trade protection caused China to sputter, that would be a much greater danger for the world economy.

It faces a much greater danger from growing numbers of its youths travelling to Syria to join the extremist brigades of Isis.

Regions farther north, from the California line to British Columbia, are in much greater danger for that sort of event, he said.

Health systems in poorer countries have evolved to cope with what were until recently much greater dangers to health, such as infectious diseases and acute threats to child and maternal health — not chronic conditions that can require lifelong management.

Secondly, any advice to discourage bed sharing may carry with it the danger of tired parents feeding their baby on a sofa, which carries a much greater risk than cosleeping in the parents' bed.

The danger of AI is much greater than the danger of nuclear warheads," Musk said. .

Egyptians face much greater hardships and dangers than Americans do, and it would be wrong to minimize either their difficulties or their bravery.

I have come to the conclusion after much reluctance that the greater danger to the UN is inaction: that to pass resolution 1441 and then refuse to enforce it would do the most deadly damage to the UN's future strength, confirming it as an instrument of diplomacy but not of action, forcing nations down the very unilateralist path we wish to avoid.