Sentence examples for a danger of having from inspiring English sources

There is a danger of having one eye on the Ashes.

With any major figure in history, there is a danger of having one's legacy hijacked, distorted or misinterpreted.

She was the sister of the more famous Nadia, whose early death in 1918 put an end to a remarkable talent.In planning such a wide-ranging festival, there is obviously a danger of having too many themes.

There is a danger of having a spurious regression (the database is a time series).

There is also a danger of having a unitary and narrow approach toward important questions when one or only a few ethicists dominate opinion making.

A professor at Texas A. & M. who was fired for posting on his blog the names of students he believed had committed plagiarism says, "You have to hold them accountable…If you don't, you hold a grave danger of having an illiterate society".

Not only have they, along with everyone else, been encouraged to use the knife and the gun in ways that may get them into trouble — for it is absurd to think of Greenville as a place whose tolerance of disorder is unlimited — but they have been exposed to a greater danger of having the knife and the gun used on them.

The Scot has brought his team of trusted assistants across from Goodison, as everyone expected him to do, but with Giggs joining Scholes and Butt on the coaching staff there appears a slight danger of having more chiefs than Indians running around at Carrington.

"Technologists are moving away from Europe to the [United] States to the point that there is a serious danger of having the worst brain drain at the leading edge," he says.

There is a real and present danger of having a major outbreak of yellow fever that is uncontrollable.

"I think all the specialists in my field agree that there is a real and present danger of having a major outbreak of yellow fever that is uncontrollable," adds medical entomologist Paul Reiter of the Pasteur Institute in Paris.