Sentence examples for dangers of doing from inspiring English sources

Cole ticked off the dangers of doing an unmodified shoulder stand: muscle strains, overstretched ligaments and cervical-disk injuries.

The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers gave a harsh lesson to hedge funds about the dangers of doing all of their borrowing and saving with a single prime broker.

It also presented the dangers of doing so, and crystallized, as nothing had before, the deep emotions associated with this powerful new tool.

If that doesn't stand as a stark warning against the dangers of doing it without protection, or even doing it at all, then I don't know what does.

Many thousands of people with ME/CFS have been advised to exercise, contradicting biomedical research that has established the dangers of doing so for people with ME/CFS.

He contends, however, that the warnings affixed to the product and displayed in the operator's manual were inadequate to alert him to the dangers of doing so.

"We're in danger of doing something here".

But there is a danger of doing too much.

Is he not in danger of doing too much?

Lanzmann had faced a similar danger throughout his adult life — the danger of doing nothing.

The Knicks looked in danger of doing just that against the Bucks, at least early on.