Sentence examples for be put at danger from inspiring English sources

Despite former members of the Bush administration declaring that torturers are "patriots", and the usual nonsense that "lives could be put at danger" from the truth, the Senate has bravely spoken.

Research has shown that when the temperature gets to 35C, accompanied by high humidity, health is put at danger.

As Randall argued in resisting a subpoena, "Journalists would as a collective profession be put at risk of greater harm and danger".

There is a very real danger that children could be put at risk if we concentrate solely on celebrity offenders.

Paradoxically, the more their way of life is put at risk, the more herders engage in practices that put it in danger.

The danger in the area today was put at four on a scale of one to five.

Turnout was put at 62.1%.

As well as the risk to wildlife, tourists are also be putting themselves at danger for the sake of a photo.

However, he said it was essential to protect the identities of covert officers forever so that they were not put at danger of reprisal attacks by the extremists they had infiltrated.

You may be putting yourself in danger.

But the dangers ought to be put in perspective.