Sentence examples for perhaps more dangerous from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more dangerous, governments may simply be distracted.

Everyone knows about the Boilermakers' Drew Brees, but the other quarterback is perhaps more dangerous.

Now, more than 13 years later, one of those commanders is back and perhaps more dangerous than ever.

But in some ways, the fact that it has spread in the way that it has, in my view, makes it perhaps more dangerous".

The dynamic of a confrontation between Scott Walker and Hillary Clinton would be markedly different, and perhaps more dangerous for Clinton.

And yet, in the disparate cases, one can already glimpse a clear theme: Trump's disdain for legal limits and, perhaps more dangerous, his almost uncanny ability to draw others into his vision.

But the glorification clause is perhaps even more dangerous.

And that's just as pernicious and perhaps even more dangerous".

DAVID RAINES Lunenburg, Mass., Oct. 2, 2013   Vietnam and Iraq were simply bad policy decisions, but there is something more insidious and perhaps far more dangerous going on today.

Perhaps even more dangerous, the misuse of the medicines could lead to the emergence of resistant strains of H.I.V. that would be difficult or impossible to treat.

Today's "hate groups" -- smaller, more Nazified, more revolutionary -- are perhaps even more dangerous than some of the groups in the militia movement.