Sentence examples for danger of removing from inspiring English sources

By cutting niche sections, are you in danger of removing content that your commercial rivals don't cover?

The danger of removing this pressure valve, particularly at a sporting event, is that silly face paint and lurid outfits naturally undercut tension and division; they are a small unifying feature, a reminder not to take ourselves or our sporting tribalism too seriously.

This focus, supported by incorrect species delimitation, carries the potential danger of removing attention from the quarantine risk still posed to Australia by the citrus-associated population in South Africa.

We could point out the dangers of removing the cap on the amount of income hospitals can earn from treating private patients.

The Bar Council's report, The Brexit Papers, is intended to draw the government's attention to the financial and professional dangers of removing the UK entirely from close relationships with European jurisdictions.

Over the years, that stance drew extensive criticism, and in 2010 Congress required the secretaries of defense and state to evaluate the potential dangers and benefits of removing certain space-related items from the munitions list.

Bluefly, an online fashion retailer, announced yesterday that Nasdaq officials have said the company is no longer in danger of being removed from the Nasdaq composite index.

Last fall there was a strike by the United Federation of Teachers, who charged that 83 teachers were in danger of being removed from their positions in the Ocean Hill-Brownsville Demonstration School District.

Since April, thousands of employees have been laid off, entrepreneurs increasingly complain they cannot find capital and at least 15 Silicon Alley companies are performing so poorly that their stocks are in danger of being removed from the Nasdaq composite listing.

In 1930, The Times remarked on Cook's success in making it "for all time the choicest plot of land for elegant single-family dwellings in New York City" and said that "as far as can be humanly predicted, the existing restrictions are in no danger of being removed".

Six drugs in danger of being removed from the list of accepted medicines are for breast cancer.