Sentence examples for danger of great from inspiring English sources

Such is the danger of great luxury.

In an interview with SocietyGuardian.co.uk, he acknowledged that there was a danger of greater segregation under the new choice-based system that ministers favour as a replacement to the traditional way of allocating homes according to need.

It is inconsistently applied, however, to other possible dangers of great magnitude, such as climate change.

Such deflector dam irrigation avoided the self-destructive weaknesses of large storage dams, in particular the danger of depositing great masses of refractory mud in the storage basin behind the dam.

The menace posed by ISIS is undeniable, the danger of inaction great.

The recovery turned out to be a weak and frustrating one, but the danger of another Great Depression was avoided.

This is Murphy's solution to an ongoing TV problem: by reviving the "anthology" series, he avoids the danger of a great show losing its edge.

In view of the danger of the great Anglo-U.S. invasion of western Europe that seemed imminent by early 1944, the loss of some part of his eastern conquests evidently seemed to Hitler to be less serious.

Conservationist Richard Leakey warns of danger to great apes.

He then turned northward, charting carefully, being well aware of the dangers of the Great Barrier Reef.

So there were chili peppers to be had, as well as all the other spicy, seamy pleasures – and dangers – of a great port.