Sentence examples for danger of trying from inspiring English sources

And therein, boys and girls, lies the danger of trying too hard to sound like the Shins.

"To put it plainly, my view is that we are in danger of trying to squeeze too much risk and complexity out of banking".

West, star of another BBC period drama, The Hour, said in portraying Burton he "was always in danger of trying to be too Welsh".

The highway project, which has been financed by U.S.A.I.D., has come to symbolize the pitfalls of corruption and the danger of trying to carry out development projects in areas strongly lacking in security.

The danger of trying to explain so much with one framework is that it sidesteps crucial distinctions about why people behave "mindlessly," distinctions we need to understand if we want to change those behaviors.

He cited the extra training that he said would be required of taxi drivers, the danger of trying to load such passengers in traffic, and the possibility of fraud.

Such are the dangers of trying a little too hard.

JRWoodman makes this excellent comment about the dangers of trying to predict the unpredictable.

By investing small amounts regularly, investors avoid the dangers of trying to time the market.

The new rule shows the dangers of trying to solve one problem without thinking about others.

Such tidbits suggest both the delights and the dangers of trying to put "David Copperfield" on film.