Sentence examples for much less danger from inspiring English sources

"There is much less danger of the infection spreading," he said, "because the disease gets more infectious later in the cycle".

"If sometime I decide to join the opposition," one officer jokes "I wouldn't hold up banks, I'd start flogging [endangered] species or pesticides, earning just as much money, with much less danger and the risk of a shorter sentence".

"I see much less danger in whether the rights to abortion will be withdrawn than I do to Israel's viability or to anti-Semitism, the specter of anti-Semitism that is rising in the world and how that will impact on my children and grandchildren".

A. "There is much less danger of having resistance develop than there is with systemic antibiotics," the ones that are swallowed or injected, said Dr. Jonathan Jacobs, an infectious disease specialist who is a professor of clinical medicine at Weill Medical College of Cornell University.

But at night attacking planes will be far less visible, and theoretically in much less danger.

The advantage is that a limited set of TSRs makes it is possible to analyze even small gene expression datasets with much less danger of false-positive results due to overfitting.

It was hardly under pressure, much less in danger of defeat, in any of its pool matches.

Yet it is well to begin with a recognition that both the United States and the Soviet Union might be in much less nuclear danger today if [those] missiles had never been developed".

Verbier, I was learning, has some of Switzerland's best and longest 'itineraries', partially regulated off-piste descents which offer the pleasures of free-ride skiing with much less of its danger - after snowfalls, the resort makes the routes safe from avalanches before they are reopened.

Whatever the justification for tenure when it became a big issue back around the time of the First World War, Carlin points out that all the laws now on the books against unjustified firing of employees in general make firing a professor for expressing unpopular opinions much less of a danger to academic freedom today.

"At the time of the shooting, the agents were not under threat by Jose Antonio or anyone else standing near him -- much less in immediate danger of deadly or serious bodily harm," the complaint says.