Sentence examples for danger of putting from inspiring English sources

"There's a danger of putting up barriers.

Look, aren't we in danger of putting style before substance?

Tony Abbott is in danger of putting this close relationship in deep freeze.

And is there any danger of putting a Republican Senate seat at risk? MR.

And they're in danger of putting ethics bureaucracy in the way of actual ethical medical care.

"But I think this genuinely raises the danger of putting people off.

What the crisis really demonstrates, however, is the dangers of putting yourself in a policy straitjacket.

It warned of the dangers of putting too much emphasis on employee share schemes.

Ambassadors are warning Mr Museveni and his governing circle of the dangers of putting personal interests above national ones.

Dutch business has started an offensive against the SP, with more media carrying stories of the dangers of putting the country in the party's hands.

Significantly, these would be the first retail bonds to fail to meet their obligations – sending out a warning of the dangers of putting cash into non-regulated investments.