Sentence examples for danger of future from inspiring English sources

The fact that certain activities increase the danger of future accidents says nothing about the relative wealth of the parties involved...

As I like to point out, the conventional wisdom on these things seems to be that to avert the danger of future benefit cuts, we must act now to cut future benefits.

Other residents are more resigned to losing the tree, reiterating the board's concerns about the high cost of working around it, the danger of future leaks and the potential liability if a branch fell and hit someone.

Among the issues investigators will examine are whether there was an urgent need to address the danger of future fires and whether other federal agencies, particularly the Forest Service, responded promptly to a Park Service request for help once the controlled blaze began to burn out of control.

There is thus a clear danger of future pandemics.

Supporters' groups warn the Premier League there is a danger of "future generations being lost" to the game after a survey reveals its cheapest tickets were the most expensive of the four major leagues in Europe and more than double those in Germany or Italy.

If members of Congress wish to reduce the dangers of future financial crises, the first thing they can do is repeal the Dodd-Frank restrictions on Fed lending.

If it were about the dangers of future or speculative technologies, then it might be reasonable to dismiss it as academic scare-mongering.

The 2011 Tohoku earthquake (M w 9) raised awareness of the dangers of future devastating earthquakes in nearby regions such as the Nankai Trough.

The expert, presented by the defense, said that black men are more likely to present a risk of future danger.

The danger of the future is that man may become robots".