Sentence examples for danger of moving from inspiring English sources

We are in danger of moving from one extreme to another.

Russia is in danger of moving from pursuing the rule of law to the rule of hate.

The missions are described as "boondoggles," the work as "military tourism," and the unit as being in danger of moving from "dysfunction to total failure".

Our system is one of the least corrupt, but there have been a few problems with postal voting and that highlights the potential danger of moving to online".

Brazier adds: "We're in danger of moving towards the one-child template as the gold standard of parenting, and I think we should be wary of that.

One of the biggest worries the report voices is that SMSC provision is "in danger of moving to the margins of all but the most confident schools".

He warned of the dangers of moving too fast.

Over the next few months, he wrote memorandum after memorandum on the dangers of moving to the broader language.

It's a giant metaphor for the ancien régime, but there is also a lot of detail about the logistics and dangers of moving so many bodies.

Mr. Lapinel did not return telephone calls; Dr. Stephen Lapinel, his brother, said in an interview the charge was not accurate, contending that the family had been carefully balancing the benefits and dangers of moving the playwright.

To round up Senate votes, opponents of the waste site are emphasizing the dangers of moving nuclear waste through 45 states, an argument made futilely today by Representative Richard A. Gephardt, Democrat of Missouri, the House minority leader.