Sentence examples for danger of fighting from inspiring English sources

But not long before he died, Orwell had specifically warned the Americans about the danger of fighting Communism with the kinds of methods Communists themselves used.

Democrat Barack Obama warned Wednesday about the danger of "fighting the last war" as he pledged to focus on emerging nuclear, biological and cyber threats if elected president.

The disaster did, however, underline the inherent dangers of fighting on the world's highest battlefield.

Eran Reshef, a former Israeli intelligence officer, has learned the dangers of fighting a shadowy opponent online.

Others said the collapse had upended their assumptions about the dangers of fighting a high-rise fire.

Designs for ground zero must not ignore the difficulties and dangers of fighting catastrophes at such heights.

But the conflict in Mindanao points both to the difficulty of striking political settlements with fractious rebels and of the dangers of fighting fire with fire.

Amar's case underscores one of the many dangers of fighting a war in a land where the culture and the language are incomprehensible to most of the soldiers.

The perils, risks and dangers of fighting too long, coming back after a break and still chasing a dream in the ring claimed a couple of victims last weekend in very different circumstances.

Contraband writer Aaron Guzikowski's script toys with Nietzschean ideas about the inherent dangers of fighting monsters; at every turn, violence begets violence, with the sleep of reason producing nothing but nightmares.

Ahmad's body is riddled with similar markings – a physical testament to the dangers of fighting a jihad in a foreign land long before jihad became synonymous with terrorism.