Sentence examples for cause danger of from inspiring English sources

He was acquitted of driving without the correct licence, but convicted of using a vehicle without a valid test certificate and in a condition "likely to cause danger of injury".

Pressure cooking beans (and other foods that foam when cooking) can cause danger of explosion and/or scalding.

Gas left in a corner between the insulator and anode surface causes danger of secondary discharge breakdowns behind the main current sheet.

The naturopath, who was also a registered nurse and midwife, was taken to Narellan police station where she was charged with reckless grievous bodily harm and failure to provide for a child causing danger of death.

Among all the hazards, we thought electrical shock and fire hazards should have the highest priority, since these two hazards would not only cause malfunction of the device but also have high risks of causing danger to the user.

A 26-year-old Ipswich man has been arrested on suspicion of causing danger to road users.

Roads in Essex are deliberately being blocked with concrete blocks, wood and barbed wire "with the intention of causing danger to motorists", according to the police.

"But it is now clear that there has been a pattern to these incidents and the items have been deliberately placed in the road with the intention of causing danger to motorists," said chief inspector Nick Lee, adding it was fortunate that no motorists or road users had been injured.

"For the TSA model to work, every single possible means of causing danger to an aircraft or its passengers must be eliminated," he continued.

In only a tiny fraction of those reports was the operator identified and complaints of drones causing danger or invading privacy will surely grow as the small aircraft get cheaper and more capable.

A dull axe will slip off the target, bounce, and cause greater danger of injury than a sharp axe.