Sentence examples for no more danger from inspiring English sources
"They are no more danger to the community than was Rosa Parks when she committed her act of civil disobedience".
"The people from M.M.A. told us: 'That's great — the train is secure, there's no more fire, there's nothing anymore, there's no more danger,' " Mr. Lambert said.
"Absent defeats in battle in May 1940, France was in no more danger of moral collapse than Britain, it seems to me, and in less danger than Germany".
Members of the staff, armed with brooms to beat out the flames, perched themselves on the ridge-poles of the high tents and stayed there till the wind changed and there was no more danger.
Equally, there is nothing more dispiriting than seeing talented architects exert their energies on hastily planned follies with no meaningful outcome or overarching idea, and no more danger than divorcing architecture from the real-world constraints under which it thrives.
"I can't put you in any more danger.
As long as urbanites keep their dogs and cats inside at night, coyotes pose no unique or overwhelming danger, certainly no more than other wild predators.
Frank Furedi, author of Paranoid Parenting -- a book that very much influenced me - says that a system like this actually makes children LESS safe because, as the Times paraphrases him, "Far from enhancing the safety of children, the child protection system, which relies solely on the criminal records checks, places them in more danger because no-one uses their own judgement any more".
Critics of de Blasio's move to decrease stop-and-frisks have argued that it puts New Yorkers in more danger, but no link between shootings and stops has ever been proved.
The bigger it gets, the more danger, since there is no foreseeable way for it to deflate short of bursting.
