Sentence examples for danger inherent from inspiring English sources

This case illustrates the danger inherent in the principle of offsetting.

He talked matter-of-factly, too, about the danger inherent in any boxing match.

But this failing, too, highlights the danger inherent in relying on poor intelligence in 21st-century conflicts, Mr. Luttwak maintains.

Despite the danger inherent in the sea crossing, the flood of people – particularly in recent weeks – has been relentless.

The danger inherent in adventure sports is, of course, their attraction, and those who perish become part of the legend.

The danger inherent in these bizarre prices is that consumers will assume that any wine that costs less offers less.

Solemn intrusions of this kind shimmer with an irony pinpointing the danger inherent in the most seemingly innocent banality.

The young composer was already aware of his gifts and of the danger inherent in his facility.

She knew every turn and straightaway by heart, but, still, there had been danger inherent in each corner, the thrill of heading into the unseen.

The pilots went to great pains to play down the danger inherent in a job that requires long flights into sparsely populated regions controlled by rebels.

She has, I believe, all good intentions — exposing the danger inherent in our culture's objectification of young women, a subject not often taken seriously in young adult literature.