Sentence examples for of a dangers from inspiring English sources

This post is part of a "Dangers of Denial" series produced by The Huffington Post, in conjunction with the U.N.'s 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) in Paris (Nov. 30-Dec. 11), aka the climate-change conference.

That now looks less of a danger.

Excessive Catalan nationalism is more of a danger.

It becomes a sign of a danger from which they must escape".

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

Being only one such threat does not make Mr Hussein less of a danger.

Yet infectious diseases may present more of a danger than ever before.

The FT suggests that we might, writing of a "danger zone".

They didn't really look much of a danger.

"Everything that was of a danger to people and the environment is gone.

Dundee United gaffer Jackie McNamara is also a bit of a danger man.