Sentence examples for a danger for a from inspiring English sources

"Does anyone object?" A danger for a movement like this, driven by a committed core group with strong views, is political marginalization, said Todd Gitlin, an expert on social movements at Columbia University.

That's a danger for an actor".

With Afghanistan to the south and all of Central Asia to the north, a destabilized Tajikistan "is a danger for all of its neighbors".

"The Chinese market is a danger for all," said Conte.

I spy a danger for the theatre in a new form of chic exclusivity.

"I was a danger for American womanhood," she told an interviewer, years later.

"That means the hands can become a weapon, and that creates a danger for the employee and for the public".

They smudge a fine line between emulation and imitation, always a danger for artists who have a naturally ventriloqual grasp of styles.

There is, however, a danger for advertisers who turn up on a Web site like meetup.com or at the meetings that Meetup helps people arrange.

Mr. Bébéar is then said to have turned to attacking Mr. Messier personally: "Decidedly, he represents a danger for Paris as a financial center, and for the image of France abroad.

In justifying its action, the government declared: "Wandering individuals generally without a home, a homeland, or an actual profession, constitute a danger for national security... that must be removed".