Sentence examples for a danger with from inspiring English sources

There's a danger with making the rules too loose, though.

That was never a danger with Yundi's more considered approach.

A danger with compulsory schemes is that workers may run down other, voluntary savings.

Yet that is always going to be a danger with an eighth manager in 10 years.

Perhaps there is a danger with having to continuously come up with new ideas.

And the sense of characters simply speechifying — always a danger with Shaw — is underlined.

Care was substantially and consistently worse for children with a danger sign, with the exception of anemia treatment, which was significantly better.

Of course, there's a danger associated with having such successes with intuition, Pigliucci warned.

So a potential danger with a satellite-based network is that it would be unable to take advantage of important advances.

But there is a clear danger with such a grand vision, of rushing into anything and everything.

It finds itself on a danger list with other troubled European groups such as Fiat and Vivendi Universal.