Sentence examples for danger of building from inspiring English sources
Nato will almost certainly agree to send trainers to help build up the Iraqi army, but even if it succeeds,there is a danger of building up a Shia-dominated force, again accelerating the break-up of the country.
One is the danger of building an echo chamber.
But, even as he avoided talk of existential risk, he pressed his audience to consider the danger of building an A.I. without regarding its ethical design.
Readers asked about media coverage of the crisis, health risks from radiation exposure, problems with the reactors and nuclear waste, the workers at the plant, comparisons to Chernobyl and the danger of building nuclear power plants in earthquake-prone regions.
"Cyber was moving so fast that we were always in danger of building up precedent before we built up policy," said former CIA director Michael V. Hayden, without confirming or denying the existence of the site or its dismantling.
Lord Deben, chairman of the Committee on Climate Change, told the Guardian: "We are in danger of building houses that have to be retrofitted, which would be very expensive.
Mr Meles's death exposes the dangers of building a state around one man, no matter how competent.
The dangers of building on flood plains have long been known, and warned about in the context of climate change.
As early as 1993, state officials warned the school district about the dangers of building a high school on an abandoned oil field, but their concerns went unheeded.
The tribe then bought into a ferry-building business in hopes of diversifying its holdings, but that only provided a costly lesson in the dangers of "building Cadillacs for a Chevy market," said Michael J. Thomas, the tribe's chairman.
The music industry provides a salutary lesson in the dangers of building a business around charging too much for too-large bundles of content (in its case, CD albums).Yet academic publishers do not have the rabbit-in-the-headlights look that music executives did a few years ago.
