Sentence examples for considered the danger from inspiring English sources

Rita Bender, wife of Mr. Schwerner, said the judge had not considered the danger to the community in the broader sense.

Its planning scenarios occasionally considered the danger of hijacked aircraft being guided to American targets, but only aircraft that were coming from overseas.

The Icelandic Central Bank said that for nearly a quarter of all households in the country, the total debt service for mortgages, car loans and overdraft loans had exceeded 40% of disposable income, commonly considered the "danger limit" for total debt service.

My black colleagues, friends and fellow foot soldiers didn't have the luxury of not considering danger; they considered the danger and acted anyway.

Below is his video diary from last week, in which he considered the dangers that lay ahead.

One comes from Martin McDonagh (who is Anglo-Irish but writes about Ireland), whose "Pillowman" (seen on Broadway in 2005) considered the dangers of diabolical yarn-spinning even as it spun a diabolical yarn.

While Sonya Carson worked hard to avoid what she considered the dangers of government assistance, she occasionally relied on food stamps and other programs to raise Ben and his older brother, Curtis.

Last week, we considered the dangers of reducing the trade deficit with China, but what about the trade war's central aim of preventing intellectual property theft?

We have considered the dangers of under-clustering (setting k too small) and over-clustering (setting k to be larger than the 'true' number of co-regulated groups of genes).

"When what you do is dangerous," McMorris said with a shrug, "maybe you don't consider the danger of other, less dangerous things".

But in discussing the news last week, many teenagers admitted to pulling dangerous stunts without considering the danger.