Sentence examples for dangers of creating from inspiring English sources

"The social dangers of creating genetically modified human beings cannot be overstated".

It was an object lesson on the dangers of creating too much liquidity.

In a telephone interview, Hunter said his recent letter to the players was designed to give permission to go, not so much encouragement, and he acknowledged the dangers of creating class union warfare.

Musk, along with Stephen Hawking and a number of other leading academics, were amongst the people who recently put their name to a letter warning the scientific community of the dangers of creating artificial intelligence.

The Lib Dem's warning was the latest in a series of many he has made on the state of the property market and the dangers of creating a housing bubble in the south east.

The government is facing pressure to clarify the rules governing the declaration of "major incidents" at hospitals after an official NHS document called on managers to consider the dangers of creating "reputational damage".

"The unfairness of the government's cuts is in danger of creating a deeply divided nation.

Trade unions said the move was in danger of creating a local democratic deficit.

Today, just as Westminster has created a political class, are we in danger of creating a cultural class?

"There is a danger of creating the impression that these books and authors are only of interest to African-Americans".

If he continues to speak in that way then he is in danger of creating a diplomatic incident".