Sentence examples for danger of throwing from inspiring English sources

One is also in danger of throwing away years of hard-earned equity with satisfied customers".

We're in danger of throwing away three billion years of evolution".

The government is in danger of throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

Mr Obama and his Democratic colleagues on Capitol Hill are in grave danger of throwing away a rare chance.

"I think there's a danger of throwing the baby out with the bathwater – of thinking 'this works, so let's make it big'," he says.

Instead, Labour has let voters slip through their hands and they are in danger of throwing a 7,000 majority away.

He brought in the Democratic Party's most charismatic leaders to vouch for his virtue and warn of the dangers of throwing out an elected leader.

TAMPA, Fla .— When Joba Chamberlain came on the scene in electric fashion in the second half of the 2007 season, the Yankees were so protective of his health that they devised the so-called Joba Rules, a set of guidelines intended to maximize his talent while avoiding the dangers of throwing too many pitches.

WDM policy officer Murray Worthy said: "Developing countries urgently need finance to help them transition to a low carbon economy, but projects like the La Mata and La Ventosa wind park show the dangers of throwing public finance at multinational companies like EDF and Walmart".

"Our objective was to surprise people around the area, and at the same time, raise awareness on the dangers of throwing plastics into the ocean.

Those would probably be "The Brady Bunch," which taught me about the dangers of throwing a football in the backyard, and "The Partridge Family," from which I learned that musical ability isn't required to be a rock star.