Sometimes, Grandma is more dangerous than the KGB.

It's more dangerous than it looks.

A hidden enemy is far more dangerous than one you can see.

The world is more dangerous than I thought.

Europe is more dangerous than I thought.

The situation now is even more dangerous than before.

Such indifference is more dangerous than anger and hatred.

A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal.

Tom is more dangerous than we first thought he was.

Now, our work is becoming more dangerous with every passing day.

But the greater concern is the behavior of pragmatists, who identify weaknesses that can be exploited.

Allowing preconceptions or emotional reactions to overshadow facts could make the situation much more dangerous.

Russian propaganda is part of the war and it is much more dangerous than people may think.

The greater the power, the more dangerous the abuse, said Edmund Burke in 1771.

Each of these stereotypes is dangerous, much more so than a babysitter with an axe yelling Allahu Akbar.

On the contrary, should the negotiations fail, the confrontation will resurface in short order, and be far more dangerous.

But to hold a G 8 meeting in St. Petersburg in an atmosphere of business as usual may be even more dangerous.

The warnings might help prevent the booms that we are now seeing from continuing much longer and becoming more dangerous.

The Thatcherite assumption, in other words, was that government failure is far more menacing to prosperity than market failure.

There is nothing more dangerous than aborted dreams, especially when those dreams may be the last chance for change.

At Riodoce, they persist in covering the violence of Sinaloa, though they are heartbroken, though the terrain is more treacherous now.

A state can threaten death, but, as many totalitarian regimes have learned, no one is stronger and possibly more dangerous than those who have overcome the fear of death.

A big El Niño now would be even more dangerous than usual, because it would add to the overall rising trend in global temperatures.

Threats are mounting, Iran and North Korea are becoming more dangerous, enemies are working in grey areas using cyberattacks and fake news, added the Minister.

States in decline think of the Austro Hungarian Empire in 1914 tend to become less risk averse and thus much more dangerous.

Most dangerous of all, a struggling China could be tempted to turn to foreign adventurism to placate a public frustrated by slower economic growth and an absence of political freedom.

When crossing the border became more costly and dangerous, Ramírez could no longer justify returning to Mexico as often, so he moved his entire family to Florida.

More worryingly, when Shia, Sunnis, and or Kurds decide that their elected officials are not delivering the promised perks and protections, they are likely to look beyond politics to advance their individual interests.

In the globalized world of the twenty first century, in which crises in one part of the world spread like wildfire to others, selective modernization, based on suppression of the conflicts and tensions that modernization generates, is likely to be even more dangerous.

With US forces in Iraq now funding both Sunni and Shia tribal leaders in an effort to stabilize the country, conditions for women grow deadlier by the day.

Was that world a worse and more dangerous one than today, where our main nuclear concerns are how to prevent proliferation and strengthen the treaty that has deterred it for the last generation?