Sentence examples for danger to which from inspiring English sources
Escamillo, the toreador, is a modern equivalent: a hedge-fund manager whose extreme panache is matched by the danger to which his risk-taking exposes him.
It's a danger to which runaways are alarmingly vulnerable; one study published last year found that a sixth of them had suffered sexual abuse.
"The loss in the Second Wisconsin indicates the extreme limit of danger to which human life is exposed in a war similar in duration and activity to the American Civil War".
The danger, to which tonight's show falls prey, is that there is too much pottering between underdeveloped skits (however casually brilliant), minimal coherence and too few show-stopping set pieces.
Ofcom has been assessing 17 complaints by viewers about the level of danger to which contestants are subjected, after seven of an initial lineup of 12 celebrities were forced to pull out through injury.
The difficulty of obtaining this footage is also indicative of the isolation imposed on her and the danger to which anyone trying to approach her home is exposed," the group said.
The incalculable dangers to which climate change is giving rise are supposed to be "combated" with the incalculable dangers associated with nuclear power plants.
Isaiah, whose position makes him privy to much in white society, accurately understands the dangers that Nat and his cohorts face — and the dangers to which they're exposing the entire population of slaves.
However, it is increasingly clear that relying on the historical record to estimate flood risk is likely to lead us to underestimate the dangers to which we are exposed".
On the other hand, Rosie's Walk by Pat Hutchins works brilliantly by setting uneventful text (and very few words) against dramatic images; the reader sees all the dangers to which Rosie the hen is oblivious.
The proportion, approximately 14 boys for every 13 girls, was perfectly calculated, given the greater dangers to which young men are exposed in their search for food, to bring the sexes to an equality of numbers at the age of marriage.
