Sentence examples similar to danger of deviation from inspiring English sources

As party chief in Tibet he imposed martial law in 1989 and organised the brutal suppression of anti-Chinese unrest.His speeches give warning of the dangers of ideological deviation and the threat posed by western ideology.

As a road vehicle passes by a bridge tower under crosswinds, the vehicle will be briefly shielded from the crosswinds by the tower within a very short period of time, but when it gets out of the tower it enters a sharp-edged crosswind gust with the obvious danger of overturning or course deviation.

For the more you huddle together under an abstract identity banner – the more you patrol the borders and enforce the obedient embodiment of that identity – the more you will inevitably see danger and deviation everywhere.

That carried a great danger: any deviation from a norm evaluated by a doctor could be regarded as an early phase of schizophrenia, with all ensuing consequences.

Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.

No danger of that here.

There was no danger of that.

We're in danger of neglecting biodiversity".

This is the danger of postimperial grandiosity.

This failure carries the danger of backfiring.

It was in danger of falling down.