Sentence examples for danger of stripping from inspiring English sources
He said the danger of stripping out figures for a single Tuesday was borne out by the fact that ratings across both Champions League nights were up on the corresponding week last season.
But the danger of stripping away considerations of fate and divine justice and human agency is that you can lose the very things that make Greek tragedy's grapplings with the legendary past so urgent; without them, all you've got is dysfunctional family dramas.
Quite apart from the political dangers of stripping so many very rich Saudis of their wealth, this is a bizarre way to encourage foreigners to invest in the kingdom.
Raised levels of stearic acid, a saturated fatty acid, in Dove NutriumMoisture body wash ($3.77) help replace "lipids that are often in danger of being stripped away by heavy cleansing agents," said K. P. Ananth, a scientist with Unilever, who said that he has had success stabilizing stearic acid as a liquid.
Highly irradiated terrestrial planets can thus be even in danger of being stripped of their whole atmospheres (Lundin et al., 2007; Lammer et al., 2009; Lichtenegger et al., 2010).
"A generation of children are in danger of being stripped of their childhoods," said Peter Wanless, the chief executive of the NSPCC.
Today, under the watch of another Democratic President and a Democratic majority in the Senate, the NLRB is now in danger of being completely stripped of its authority.
Images of stripped gel membranes confirming stripping was successful.
In the Sun Belt, I have learned from experience that I'm most at risk of the tedium and danger of running past strip malls on Interstate service roads.
Their brochures advertise the trip as having all of the innocuous thrills of a haunted house and all of the invisible danger of a deeply irradiated environment stripped of everyday human life forms.
Despite the danger of radiation poisoning, many of the helicopters have been stripped of useful parts; their skeletal remains dwindle with every passing year.
