Sentence examples for danger spread from inspiring English sources

The knowledge of that danger spread around Enron in the first quarter of last year, according to the Powers report.

Critics claimed the WHO had exaggerated the danger, spreading "fear and confusion" rather than "immediate information".

"This danger could spread - it will threaten peace in the entire region," he said.

Within minutes, this story of heroism in the face of danger had spread far and wide, especially on the right.

As late spring transitions to summer, wildfire danger will spread north from southern Arizona across much of California, western Nevada, and southern Idaho.

Should BSE infection have been introduced into the UK deer population, the CWD precedent could suggest that there is a danger for spread and maintenance of the disease in both free living and captive UK deer populations.

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.

In the published report of the April 7 , 1976 WHO meeting of international experts, the final paragraph urged extreme caution in developing live vaccines from A/New Jersey strains (H1N1) because of the possible danger of spread to susceptible human or animal hosts (19 ).

This won't harm the ants still lying in wait, and could actually cause them to sense danger and spread out to build more nests.[2].

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.