Sentence examples for no less dangerous from inspiring English sources

When cruising along Namibia's long and empty roads, unsuspecting drivers face a no less dangerous hazard: sleeping donkeys.

"They simply said that secondhand smoke is no less dangerous when it's in your bedroom than in your workplace".

Government activities in this regard are no less dangerous, and perhaps more so, given public policy complexities that extend well beyond profit.

This is a great example of the law lagging behind science: evidence shows that using a hands-free car phone is no less dangerous than talking on a hand-held mobile phone.

They are no less dangerous.

That made it no less dangerous.

For some, embracing it may be no less dangerous.

Making her perfect, however, might be no less dangerous.

This can be a no-less-dangerous strain of dictator, and in the world today, Kim Jong Il is its most striking example.

Such conflicts the five percent can be found among the diplomatic and political clashes we read about every day in the newspaper but also, and in a no less damaging and dangerous form, in our private and personal lives, within families, in workplaces, and among neighbors.

Would a movie with no language be less dangerous?