Sentence examples for danger and harm from inspiring English sources
It is comically absurd to me how much danger and harm a man who looks like they're white can get away with, while a child like Tamir Rice can get shot for playing with a toy.
In one corner was a chilling series of children's hand prints, signed by child detainees, of whom it can be assumed some have since been deported to uncertainty, danger, and harm.
With animal instincts like hunger, the bugs will seek out light to charge their diminishing power sources, but the light simultaneously signals danger and harm.
To warn of danger and harm is a loving act.
And that the sea of guns in which we live causes exponentially more danger and harm than good.
"The larger danger and harm is that Republicans are no longer seen as the party of national security," Lapp said.
As Petra Tschakert of Penn State University put it in a paper last year, "danger, risk, and harm would be utterly unacceptable in a 2C warmer world, largely for 'them' – the mollusks, and coral reefs, and the poor and marginalized populations, not only in poor countries – even if this danger has not quite hit home yet for 'us'".
Danger and trauma, violence, harm, and death: Hemingway more or less discovered these for us, writing about them with electrifying clarity.
Mr. Coulombe readily acknowledges the mineral's dangers and the harm it has done.
Other hedge fund managers recognize the dangers and the harm that is befalling bank employees who have been paid in their companies' stocks.
