Sentence examples for dangers of causing from inspiring English sources

'Safety' arguments were usually about the dangers of causing fire.

If Liberal Democrats aren't vigilant, Asteroid Öpik is in danger of causing major destruction.

The tie looked in danger of causing Rangers some embarrassment but they fought their way back into the match.

Chainsaws, in the hands of the untrained or those who do not follow common safety rules, are in danger of causing serious injury or death to themselves.

And when the lack of vocals seem in danger of causing the audience's attention to wander, they throw in a great, dumb riff.

Merkel has also warned that populists and social media platforms spreading propaganda were in danger of causing unprecedented damage to democracy.

Northern Ireland's chief constable warned today that dissident republicans are "absolutely reckless" and in danger of causing another Omagh bomb-style massacre.

The lawyers for the inmates in the case have shown that Kentucky could revise its procedures in ways that substantially reduce the danger of causing pain and suffering.

A GIANT photo of a model in tiny underwear is in danger of causing car-crashes on a busy intersection in Mexico City.

Almost three-quarters of younger people (71%) thought that the problems facing those struggling to buy their first home are in danger of causing a damaging split between those who can afford to do so and those who cannot.

The case produced Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes's famous 1919 ruling that sometimes speech poses a "clear and present danger" of causing an evil that Congress has the right to prevent.