Sentence examples for danger arises from inspiring English sources

The danger arises when they think they can do more than they actually can.

The danger arises when fallible human judgments are confused with truth.

The danger arises when bits of plaque break and produce a clot that blocks blood to the heart.

But when the Fund does begin to spend, a new danger arises: what if the money never reaches us?

The chief danger arises not from amorous encounters but from flirtation with new ideas: reason, science, personal responsibility and a concept now known as the public realm.

"The danger arises when one partner undergoes an environmental 'waking up' process way before the other, leaving a new values gap between them," Ms. Buzzell said.

If we overcome Isis, it should not be at the price of a greater danger arising elsewhere.

"This went hand in hand with a wish to protect children from 'moral danger' arising from their home circumstances — for instance, if their mothers were prostitutes".

After it was announced, it was decided he should withdraw from the palace before any danger arose that he might interfere with security for the visit, he said.

Even so, should danger arise so suddenly and so close at hand that flight may be hazardous, other behaviours are adopted.

There was no possibility of conflict between Germany and the United States so long as the former confined its warfare to the continent of Europe; a new situation full of potential danger arose, however, when the German authorities decided to use their new weapon, the submarine, to challenge British control of the seas.