Sentence examples for danger spreading from inspiring English sources

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

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

The dangers spread beyond the factory gates, too.

But this is also a valuable book: The reader's outrage mounts as clues emerge, the danger spreads and government officials look the other way.

Burton is in danger of spreading himself as thin as Marmite.

Plus, we hear from the Guardian's Madrid correspondent Giles Tremlett on whether the crisis in Ireland is in danger of spreading to Portugal, or even Spain.

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.

Gay men are suffering serious harm and are in danger of spreading HIV by having unprotected sex while under the influence of illegal drugs, the first British study into the growing popularity of "chemsex" has revealed.

In a speech in Australia last week, Merkel warned that Russian aggression was in danger of spreading, and she called for patience in a long struggle: "Who would've thought that twenty-five yeafterfthe the fall of the Wall . . .

Even in the noon sun, the shadowy world of intravenous drug use remains one where the danger of spreading the AIDS virus by sharing needles is frequently subordinated to the need to get high.

A Cornell study by Dr. George Hudler concluded that the leaves can be composted with no danger of spreading the disease as long as those leaves are not exposed to air at the top of the pile the following spring when they would be releasing their spores.