Sentence examples for dangers come from inspiring English sources

As the crisis has shown, the biggest dangers come from unexpected places.

In the final part, new dangers come in a rush and the emotions become cathartic.

These unnamed, unknown dangers come in many guises: foreigners, minorities, different religious backgrounds, big government, politicians, liberals, authority at various levels, the list goes on.

Alterman argues that such behavior, whatever its justification, invariably exacts a price — L.B.J.'s lies about the Tonkin incident consumed his Presidency — and that the greatest dangers come when an Administration starts to believe its own lies.

Some senior government officials in European countries warned that, despite successes against Al Qaeda and its leadership in Afghanistan, new dangers come from radicals tied loosely to the network and freelance extremists inspired to copycat acts.

Sometimes you feel almost that we can be excused for getting a little bit hysterical, because these dangers come from so many angles, and they are of such different kinds and, no matter what we do, they still seem to exist".

None of the supposed dangers came to pass.

He won't notice any potential dangers coming from the left, so he cannot go out on his own.

Two main dangers came into focus this week as mayors demonstrated outside parliament in Rome and the central government imposed radical measures on the government of indebted Sicily.

Damage functions and risk thresholds can be used to describe the damage processes and give advice about possible dangers coming from indoor climate conditions.

(female group, Khairpur) "Our problems are so many that we are only able to think about dangers coming now, not those that seem far away".