Sentence examples for because of danger from inspiring English sources

Nearly a dozen homes were evacuated in the Tacoma area because of danger from landslides.

Mr. Young correctly puts the fault where it belongs, with the Arab "autocratic regimes," not because of "danger from Israel".

Because of danger from the asbestos used to protect the records, the urns will not be opened when they are displayed this week.

We can't always pack up and leave because of danger; someday they will have to face it.

But two days ago I read that statins will get a warning label because of danger of diabetes.

Annette Burton, 72, was asked to leave her Chester, Pa., neighborhood because of danger of rising water from a nearby creek.

Most airlines, he says, will not carry an unembalmed corpse "because of the danger of leakage in the baggage hold".

Several cars were damaged in the slippery conditions, and the race director stopped the procession twice because of extreme danger.

Many students do not walk to school because they live too far or because of traffic danger.

The animals typically live around 10 to 12 years in the wild because of dangers like predation, stress, disease and competition.

It reminds me of what Winston Churchill once said, when asked to close the theaters because of dangers from the Nazi blitz.