Sentence examples for emphasise the danger from inspiring English sources

EMPHASISE THE DANGER After explaining the brain a bit, explicitly state how the new technology could damage it or lead to harmful changes.

On voting day, megaphones reminded citizens that guns, commonly carried in rural regions, were to be left at home.As if to emphasise the danger, the week before voting was marred by two near-simultaneous terrorist attacks against important oil installations.

The government was clearly keen to emphasise the danger posed by Iraq's alleged chemical or biological weapons, so to what extent did broadcasters report speculation hinting at their likely or possible use?

Noting how the content of trial discussions and researcher-defined quality of the consent were linked to parental ethnicity or clinician attitude towards parental ethnicity, Simon and Kodish [ 70] emphasise the danger of making assumptions based on ethnicity or socio-economic factors, which may contribute to the omission of important information for families.

One campaign, created by Abbott Mead Vickers for the NHS, showed children breathing out cigarette smoke to emphasise the dangers of passive smoking.

Her devastated family agreed to the release of pictures showing the catastrophically mangled cars to help police emphasise the dangers of driving while distracted.

The latter, keen to emphasise the dangers of departing from traditional models of marriage and parenting, explained that, when Dixie was 18 months old, his father deserted the family, that a stepfather handed out regular beatings, and that, when Dixie was 14, his mother "dumped him on the doorstep of a children's home".

Cable said the government and Brussels had up until now been emphasising the danger of the UK crashing out in order to sell a "bad deal" to parliament.

Rose emphasised the danger of a graver loss on the "more important level" of the wider Middle East, and the Muslim world in general.

He emphasised the danger still posed by the jihadis who are being fought by PKK rebels and the Peshmerga, supported by airstrikes from the US-led coalition that have been hitting Isis targets for a year this weekend.

Plans for military action are consistent with Russian military doctrine, which emphasises the danger of instability along Russia's borders (even if that instability is fomented by Russia itself).