Sentence examples for danger whatsoever from inspiring English sources

Not those health-and-safety sanctioned thrills that involve no danger whatsoever.

Most disingenuous is the assumption that our poorest communities are in no danger whatsoever from any proposed reforms.

"And it trades an endangered species, piping plovers, against cats, which as a species are in no danger whatsoever.

One strand has Nim mucking about on her island, in no danger whatsoever, repelling some Australian tourists by training her pet sealion to fart at them.

However, there is no danger whatsoever that Mr McGovern's proposal will make it through even the first step of the amendment process.

"The president was never in any danger whatsoever, and is keeping with his schedule," Trent Duffy, a spokesman for the White House, told reporters afterward.

"The culture they've got in that group will survive the loss of me, there's no danger of that whatsoever.

It deteriorated so much that advisories were discontinued, with Miami Weather Bureau meteorologist James George remarking that "no danger [existed there] whatsoever".

There was no suggestion whatsoever of any danger to students or staff.

That the motives influencing such tendencies may be of the best must not blind us to the dangers of allowing any encroachment whatsoever on this essential right.

Smith said there was no evidence "any of these children were in any sort of danger or peril prior to that night [of the fire] whatsoever".