Sentence examples for danger of taking from inspiring English sources

Otherwise we're in danger of taking nature for granted and losing so much without even noticing".

"Everyone in golf is in danger of taking themselves too seriously," he said.

The law of unintended consequences is in danger of taking the upper hand.

"He will present a grave danger of taking another human life," Mr. Schwanwede wrote.

The danger of taking on a child's P.O.V. is that children mostly don't understand things.

In concert reconstructions there is always a danger of taking the low road and treating the past as camp.

No matter how self-destructive its characters act, we're in no danger of taking them too seriously.

In terms of the game's plotting and characterization, you almost run the danger of taking BioWare's superior storytelling for granted.

Many markets have their own little unique surprises, and that's a major danger of taking your investments out of town.

He once erroneously wrote on Twitter that Shariah, or Islamic law, was in danger of taking over the country.

We are in danger of taking away the joy and leaving only guilt and hard work in its place".