Sentence examples for something more dangerous from inspiring English sources

Hopefully it will be Germany's resolve on monetary policy, rather than something more dangerous.

Or will he do something more dangerous than a mere rattling of his ceremonial saber?

"Today it could be counterfeit goods; tomorrow it could be something more dangerous".

So maybe the game that Mr. Obama was referring to was something more dangerous.

"There were two of them!" "I did something more dangerous than that," the Georgian continued.

"Are you still doing that, covering yacht races?" "No, I do something more dangerous".

Johansson's lurking backstage among bands, and even singing with them to rock crowds, gives her a whiff of something more dangerous-seeming, earthy and direct than her long, isolated months on-set, even as musicians see her as a cinema-screen-sized, superhuman beauty, walking among them.

Although the simian foamy virus (SFV) is not known to cause disease or to spread between humans, researchers say the virus is something to monitor closely; given enough time, it could evolve into something more dangerous--just like its two retrovirus cousins, one of which sparked the AIDS pandemic.

The aim of the project is to act early in childhood to stop behaviour turning into something more serious – and potentially even dangerous.

You catch glimpses of the familiar, but as soon as you recognize them, they've changed on you into something much more uncomfortable, something much more dangerous, something...... filled with some of the most heartfelt (and heartwrenching) moments imaginable.

He transformed Bilhaud and Allais' 19th century jokes into something far more dangerous, something serious and true.