Sentence examples for dangers that exist from inspiring English sources

"The I.M.F. has consistently and clearly flagged the dangers that exist in Europe and the urgent need to recapitalize banks," said William Murray, a spokesman for the I.M.F.

Encouraging passengers to be more aware of their surroundings, particularly when they have had a drink, and to be alert to the inherent dangers that exist in stations will, we hope, reduce avoidable slips and falls across the network".

Mr. Schlesinger of Reuters also said in his statement: "The deaths of Namir Noor-Eldeen and Saeed Chmagh three years ago were tragic and emblematic of the extreme dangers that exist in covering war zones.

He said: "Encouraging passengers to be more aware of their surroundings, particularly when they have had a drink, and to be alert to the inherent dangers that exist in stations will, we hope, reduce avoidable slips and falls across the network".

The first part says "look our for dangers that exist at home", and the lack of the qualifier says "No excuses.

Robinson's final analysis is that it is up to each and every driver young or experienced to understand the dangers that exist for everybody and to govern themselves accordingly to promote safety on our roads and to stay out of significant criminal trouble.

If you think peace broke out when the Soviet Union collapsed at the end of the 1980s, you will not be consoled to hear now that the world has not regressed all the way back to the sort of dangers that existed during the cold war, or that America is facing smaller challenges now than it faced then.

They were concerned that government control in the private sector would compromise the independence of the business community, weakening its capacity to stand against government — a danger that exists in socialist systems.

"We need more understanding of human nature, because the only real danger that exists is man himself.

Israel already possesses a nuclear arsenal, and the prospect of more players joining this dangerous club in such a volatile region is at least as worrying as the ever-present danger that exists not far to the east between nuclear-armed Pakistan and India.

"Yeardley Love's death resulted in a great awakening for many individuals in Virginia and across the country about the danger that exists in violent dating relationships," Kristi VanAudenhove of the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance said in a statement.