Sentence examples similar to danger of diverging from inspiring English sources
The danger of such diverging national narratives is that they will lead to jingoism — the very evil that the European Union was meant to erase.
There is a sense of worlds diverging.
"The danger of such guidelines is that they invite diversity to be measured by political standards that diverge from the academic criteria of the scholarly profession," the statement says.
For example, an imperiled species belonging to a relatively recent diverging clade with a long interior edge will score highly despite the fact that perhaps its sister taxa are in no danger of extinction.
These two threats convinced Schacht and other top Cummins managers that the interests of the current shareholders and the interests of customers, employees, the community, and managers were in danger of diverging and that Cummins' strategy was potentially in jeopardy.
Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.
Thus, there is a negligible danger of hydrogen embrittlement.
in danger of passing out.
There was no danger of that.
We're in danger of neglecting biodiversity".
