Sentence examples for danger of spreading from inspiring English sources

Burton is in danger of spreading himself as thin as Marmite.

Bond auctions in Spain and Italy on Thursday were expected to provide furthers signs of whether the euro zone debt crisis was temporarily calmed or in danger of spreading to bigger economies.

In a speech in Australia last week, Merkel warned that Russian aggression was in danger of spreading, and she called for patience in a long struggle: "Who would've thought that twenty-five yeafterfthe the fall of the Wall . . .

Gay men are suffering serious harm and are in danger of spreading HIV by having unprotected sex while under the influence of illegal drugs, the first British study into the growing popularity of "chemsex" has revealed.

Amid mounting concerns that piracy is out of control and in danger of spreading, this week the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will announce a $17m donation to the UN-backed international coalition the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia, according to UN sources.

She added that the township hoped to kill 400 more this year to reduce a herd of 1,600 whose numbers have contributed to hundreds of deer-car accidents a year, depleted natural resources for other wildlife, presented the danger of spreading Lyme disease and damaged residential plantings.

PAGE A11 ON THE SYRIA DISCLOSURE President Bush said that last week's disclosure of what senior American officials called evidence of a nearly completed nuclear reactor in Syria was intended to warn North Korea and Iran about the dangers of spreading nuclear weapons.

WASHINGTON — President Bush said Tuesday that last week's disclosure of what senior American officials called evidence of a nearly completed nuclear reactor in Syria was intended to warn North Korea and Iran about the dangers of spreading nuclear weapons.

Well, for one, the health authorities have already warned us about the dangers of spreading disease through the vuvuzela.

Raw milk has ambiguous health benefits and pretty concrete dangers (like being more at risk of spreading food poisoning), but the people who drink it and deal it are hardly dangerous criminals.

As more than 60% of orthodox reformed persons have antibody levels lower than 0.01 IU/ml, introduction of diphtheria into religious communities refusing vaccination may constitute a danger of spread of the bacterium.