Sentence examples for danger of altering from inspiring English sources

Gibson is so thoroughly fixated on the scourging and crushing of Christ, and so meagrely involved in the spiritual meanings of the final hours, that he falls in danger of altering Jesus' message of love into one of hate.

He told Today there was a danger of "negatively" altering the balance between national security and civil liberties.

That deduction is in danger of being altered or even eliminated.

There seemed no danger of that being altered at Sociedad's atmospheric Anoeta Stadium.

A bolt of altered perspective.

It sure looked like all kinds of apps ranging from Dropbox to Pandora were in danger of having to drastically alter their business models to work with Apple.

But then she altered course, warning about the danger of allowing the Republicans to regain the White House.

A 1997 worldwide conference in Kyoto, Japan, on reducing climate-altering gases was in danger of collapsing because of discord between industrialized countries and the developing world about how quickly and how sharply to reduce the output of greenhouse gasses.

One of the main reasons I believe we shouldn't alter the present classification of drugs is the danger of misuse among young people.

MR: Isabelle, speaking of farms, we're a mess when it comes to GMOs, and we're in danger of losing the integrity of our crops now that we genetically alter everything.

As we merrily roll along, radically altering the planet, we are, as the leaked I.P.C.C. report makes clear, increasingly in danger of committing ourselves to outcomes that will simply overwhelm societies' ability to adapt.