Sentence examples for because of danger of from inspiring English sources

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".

And dangerous because of the danger of total isolation and self-deception".

It requires first responders to have nerves of steel – not only because of the danger of being shot themselves, but because of what they are likely to confront.

Buildings in the vicinity were evacuated by police, not only because of the smoke and possibility of more explosions, but because of the danger of structural damage making the buildings unstable.

Because of the danger of this complication, autologous transplants are more commonly performed.

His father's room was forbidden territory to him because of the danger of infection.

It was because of the danger of going on patrol in the bush.

"But the greatest risk is taken by the migrants, because of the danger of falling off".

The use of explosives in the quarrying of marble is limited because of the danger of shattering the rock.