31.   In someone his age, they emphasized, there was a greater danger of another stroke than in someone younger.

32.   In fact, some have argued that there might be a greater danger in antagonizing their base by dropping their quest against Clinton.

33.   Indeed, the greater danger is that, in its efforts to accommodate a surly Russia, NATO will be tempted to offer not too little but too much.

34.   In the longer term, diplomats say, violent Islamic groups could pose a greater danger if general instability increases.

35.   Indeed, the greater danger is to inadvertently launch a new, unending Afghanistan-type civil war among Iraqi factions which clearly lack a solid political organization.

36.   Larger objects, such as rock formations, pose a greater danger to the vessels because of their potential to punch through both hulls.

37.   Lugar warns that nuclear material removed from dismantled Russian missiles poses a greater danger than it did in the warheads at securely guarded missile locations.

38.   Maybe the greater danger comes from jockeys who are weak or woozy from the effects of shedding weight.

39.   Neither malfunction put the astronauts in any greater danger, engineers said.

40.   Not only were these efforts often economically wasteful, but the very act of removing asbestos may have posed greater dangers than leaving it alone.