Sentence examples for different dangers from inspiring English sources

But airdrops raise different dangers.

The threat from the Islamic extremists present different dangers to the United States and Pakistan.

This, she said, means different dangers for each, and different safety measures required.

In some American cities this activity is tantamount to subversion and has attracted heavy security reactions, but on Alderney there were different dangers.

That meant he could not count on his staff to stay with him.The advisory boutiques that have opted for growth (and riches) by going public face different dangers.

But the people who actually live on the planet's largest island tend to fear two entirely different dangers: skin cancer and bushfires.

Motorola faces a different danger.

Now the ECB faces a different danger from a long spell of low inflation, currently just 0.7%, well below its target of almost 2%.

She talked, then, as others had, about the threat of Gardner's statute to society's denigrated and dismissed citizens, but her words on law and culture suggested too a different danger.

That could still happen, if in the NATO-EU talks the EU insists on deciding everything itself first, expecting the rest of NATO to fall in obediently later.But now a different danger looms: that by failing to find enough money the EU will fall short even of its own officially more modest defence expectations.

The paper also presents the first validation results of the danger index, by comparing temporal trends of different danger components and fire occurrence in the different study regions.