Sentence examples for danger of pushing from inspiring English sources

On the other, they are in danger of pushing the Republicans well to the right of the mainstream.

Here his discussion is stylish and interesting, but it shows the danger of pushing the idea of narrative too hard.

She has learned, she says, with these people, and as an artist, the danger of pushing a point of view.

The statement from the IEA also expressed concern that the commission was in danger of pushing its powers too far.

As the economy has shown signs of faster growth in recent months, some have warned that the Fed was in danger of pushing growth past a sustainable level.

The pace of change, however, and the degree of anti-Soviet feeling are such that Hungary is already in danger of pushing past him.

Several countries, including Austria, Britain and Poland, had sought to delay the decision until September, wary of the dangers of pushing weak countries to improve their finances during a recession.

Though he says he will abide by the Constitution, some critics say the Supreme Court will almost certainly weigh the dangers of pushing him toward a declaration of martial law.

Figure 3 shows a caricature that is often used in our area to represent the dangers of pushing technology in an insensitive way. Figure 3 Technology as an inadequate tool.

EndoVac works by applying apical negative pressure at full working length to overcome the dangers of pushing irrigants outside of the root canal system.

There is a danger that, instead of pushing policies that boost America's potential (such as encouraging old folk to work longer, boosting the number of immigrants and freeing trade), politicians will turn to easy protectionist solutions.