Sentence examples for danger of aggression from inspiring English sources

"Vietnamese people are facing a danger of aggression and humiliation [by China] like never before in the South China Sea," warns historian Nguyen Nha.

Or did Americans act sensibly in response to a clear and present danger of Soviet aggression?

The reason is that in the last few years most people in America and Western Europe feel the danger of Communist aggression has lessened.

According to the Times, in March 1977, Gilmour told the Commons the cuts were exposing the country to the danger of Soviet aggression: "The government had pretended that the defence review had cut Britain's commitments outside Nato but had not cut its Nato capability.

The smoke and mirrors of politics have obscured what really matters to combatting the very real danger of terroristic aggression.

By understanding how teenagers think about harsh rhetoric, the researchers suggested, we may find ways to help them defend themselves against the real dangers of online aggression.

Stephen Hawking has repeatedly warned of the danger that humanity finds itself in, as a result of the rise of artificial intelligence and the dangers of human aggression and barbarity.

With thousands of regular Russian troops in Ukraine and tens of thousands massed on the border, the danger of further Kremlin aggression in Ukraine is high.

But, while Spall is always fun to watch, I feel there is an edge of danger and aggression to Davies that here gets lost.

"Johnny doesn't have the aggression or the danger of a Sean Penn," he says.

In a speech in Australia last week, Merkel warned that Russian aggression was in danger of spreading, and she called for patience in a long struggle: "Who would've thought that twenty-five yeafterfthe the fall of the Wall . . .