Sentence examples for current dangers from inspiring English sources

Even granted that the current dangers of Ebola have been greatly overblown, this isn't a wholly irrational posture.

Stern said that the results of the study might underestimate the current dangers from football-related hits to the head.

If you were in a record-breaking storm in the past and nothing bad happened, you will likely dismiss the current dangers.

"The Call of Duty" also reflects a growing sentiment that our current protectors might not be equipped to address current dangers.

And in many cases, the focus on Arabs and Muslims simply reflects the public's perception of where the current dangers lie.

Hastings councillor Emily Westley said: "We already advise the public not to enter the area with warning and information signs and a fixed barrier to restrict access, but must reiterate the current dangers.

At the heart of his argument is the proposal that Blair and Bush have, deliberately or not, exaggerated the current danger to give themselves a new connection to their voters.

David Ownby's excellent Feb. 15 Op-Ed article, "China's War Against Itself," made me wonder if any of us really perceive the current danger.

Ferguson reiterated that Chelsea are the side he considers United's greatest current danger, though he has already declared that he believes their comparatively easy early fixtures have contributed to their position at the top of the Premier League.

The current danger is more insidious, but no less perilous in the long run: a colossal economic and financial crisis that puts at risk the prosperity Americans take as a birthright, at the very moment the country's relative power is already in decline.

Although out-of-control inflation is not a current danger to the economy, the acceleration justifies an interest rate increase next month by the Federal Reserve, analysts said.