Sentence examples for danger of accepting from inspiring English sources

He said there was a "huge danger of accepting Mr Mahmood's word in respect of any matter".

Stephen Solley QC, representing one of the defendants, claimed there was a "huge danger of accepting Mr Mahmood's word in respect of any matter".

Cable and Wireless seems to recognize the danger of accepting too many shares in Pacific Century as payment for its Hong Kong subsidiary.

While Republican leaders here in the capital have not been as vociferous in their opposition to the stimulus as their federal counterparts, they have warned of the danger of accepting large amounts of federal aid.

If Alice had ever been in danger of accepting the notion that doing good works carried a mandatory requirement for dowdiness, Mina's example would have been enough to convince her otherwise.

Then, being me, I immediately started to worry that we are in real danger of accepting this landmark decision as an invitation to complacency.

At the same time, some influential religious leaders have warned about the dangers of accepting liberal western attitudes towards homosexuality.

It seems more than likely that the treaty will in the end be approved because the dangers of rejecting it are greater than the dangers of accepting it.

Nowhere are the dangers of accepting cargo on faith more apparent than along the Latin-American routes that American Airlines dominates via its hub, in Miami.

Helen Porter, a teacher from Newbury in Berkshire, told the union's conference in Liverpool: "It is crucial that youngsters develop an understanding of sex in the media and pornography, so that they can recognise the abnormal nature of these sexual expectations and appreciate the dangers of accepting the values portrayed by the sexualised media".

If we don't see the inherent dangers of accepting hatred against groups without a voice (note: no Muslims on Maher's panel), we're kidding ourselves.