Sentence examples for causing a danger from inspiring English sources

In restaurants, I regularly see children stand and jump on the furniture or, worse, run along the aisles as if in a public park, causing a danger of injury.

You can complain to your LA if you think that a builder's skip, scaffolding, street stall or objects such as bricks or cement are causing a danger or nuisance.

Unlike a total solar eclipse, where it is dangerous to look at the sun, the moon never gets bright enough to cause a danger to your eyes.

He takes care not to leave anything standing which could cause a danger to anyone.

The centreline bulkhead between the engine and boiler rooms caused a danger of capsizing if one side flooded and their narrow belt armor became submerged when overloaded.

He wrote to inquire about the sorts of injuries involved and was told "As part of our on-site assessments, any roots or parts of the highway damaged by roots can cause a danger to highway users.

"Where parking is causing a genuine danger outside schools then people deserve to be fined," Mr Shallcross added.

"They will seek to take the necessary civil or criminal action to dispose of the horses causing a nuisance, danger on roads, public footpaths and cycle tracks and compensation for damage to private and public land".

If modernity brings suburban sprawl - too many cars, too much carbon causing a deadly dangers - then progressive environmentalists want these solved with progressive political solutions.

Instead of protecting him, as I intended, my fear and reluctance backfired, causing a far greater danger and crisis than any I had ever imagined.

But the risk is that a credit squeeze could cause a reverse.This danger was underlined in a recent set of figures that brought back unwelcome memories of the 1990s.