Sentence examples for creating a danger from inspiring English sources

The road was empty, and we weren't creating a danger.

Others worry that the welfare reforms will take effect only in 2017, creating a danger that they might be scrapped or diluted by a future government.

"There continues to be a problem with banks that may be too connected and too big to wind down without creating a danger for the financial system," he said.

As an example, I stated that the lack of spare parts for civilian aircraft was creating a danger for Iranians flying on the national airline, and could lead to deadly crashes.

"The only evidence that points to any kind of knowingly creating a danger or intending to cause injury, the only testimony is that of Mertilla Jones, which is by its nature and by comparison to the other testimony, including the medical examiner, is completely and totally unbelievable," Weekley's lawyer, Steve Fishman, told the judge last week.

"The drug activity here creates a danger to all of us," said Mr. Ordo?

It should be forbidden because it creates a danger to children.

They created a danger to ticket-holders, stadium employees, and troopers on the scene.

Asked if government plans create a danger of that, Cole said: "Potentially there is a risk".

Video creates a danger, the study said, of "decision-making hubris" by judges.

"That means the hands can become a weapon, and that creates a danger for the employee and for the public".