Sentence examples for danger aligned from inspiring English sources

Rather than placing itself in competition with wireless carriers, Danger aligned its goals with theirs by sharing in the revenue generated from service fees and not making its financial success dependent on the sale of phones.

"These countries are very rude and rather reckless of the danger of aligning themselves too quickly with the Americans," said Chirac.

In the next episode, when her gamble comes with a steep personal cost ― after all, there's always a danger in aligning with the radical, especially when that radicalism comes with a side of outright violence ― Kitty is back to directing her anger at Plum instead of the male-dominated industry that consistently belittled and underestimated her.

My human sexuality had become aligned with danger, and as I further acknowledged my sexual orientation I became personally familiar with the devastating loneliness of shame.

Look: I understand the danger of writers aligning with any institution, with anybody's interests or agenda but their own.

This evokes the role of the spider in world mythologies, aligned with feminine danger.

They should - independent of the requirements of European law - rapidly be limited to a realistically tenable amount that is aligned on the proven dangers to international or intermodal competitiveness [[21],[22],[24]].

The F.B.I. increased its focus on terrorism in the 1990's, but critics charge that it neither focused sufficiently on radical Islamist activities in the United States nor properly aligned itself to counter the growing danger of terrorism domestically.

Fortunately, even the most pessimistic agree that the majority of danger is likely averted if AI were "provably aligned" with human values.

But few are rushing in because of the complications and dangers of dealing with a brutal group that is aligned with Al Qaeda and has turned Somalia into a focal point of American concerns on terrorism.

"Finally everything is aligned".