Sentence examples for danger of sending from inspiring English sources

Both these stories, I suppose, suggest the danger of sending valentines over long distances.

It is just such a message that the Obama administration is in danger of sending by opposing a Security Council resolution reaffirming the illegality of Israeli settlements.

Sierra Leone demonstrates the danger of sending a weak and inadequately trained peacekeeping force into a country where there is not yet a peace to keep.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, urged the club to rethink the decision to let Evans train, and Labour's Yvette Cooper said it was "in danger of sending the wrong signal".

"This is the third tranche of job losses since the beginning of the year and is in danger of sending staff morale to an all-time low," said Rob MacGregor, of Unite.

Critics of The Race, citing the potential danger of sending an ill-prepared fleet into harm's way, called for a postponement of anywhere from a month to a year.

Dr Ryan's death has highlighted the dangers of sending text messages from behind the wheel.

Mr. LaHood, though, has highlighted the dangers of sending text messages from behind the wheel, a campaign he called a "rampage" against driver distractions.

The two-month-long saga was a roller-coaster of raw and elemental emotions — hope, fear, courage and ingenuity to overcome the cruel dangers of sending men to work nearly a half-mile underground.

Particularly galling to some of the publishers is that the newsletters they send out are about ways to use e-mail to market responsibly and about the dangers of sending unsolicited e-mail, known as spam.

Circulating intimate photos of someone without their consent is never acceptable, and we need to educate people to the dangers of sending intimate images, and to the hurt that sharing them causes".