Sentence examples for emphasized the danger from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blix emphasized the danger of global warming in a speech at the London conference.

The council's report emphasized the danger of terrorists' using shipping containers to carry out a devastating attack.

But Belmonte, a small, slight Andalusian, emphasized the danger to the matador by close and graceful capework, and the kill became secondary.

Then, as now, some Republicans complained that the government's most sensitive secrets were being splashed on the front pages of newspapers, while Democrats emphasized the danger to civil liberties.

Quinn's statement emphasized the danger of wrongful conviction, a theme etched in Illinois by a string of gross miscarriages of justice and framed several years ago by Governor George Ryan's mass commutation of the entire Illinois death row at the time.

The dual perspectives provided throughout this study emphasized the danger in working with communities based on assumptions and stereotypes.

Other liberals have emphasized the dangers to civic life of pervasive economic inequality.

Mr. Rehn emphasized the dangers posed by continuing bouts of volatility, saying that "financial markets and the real economy move now more in synchrony".

As surgeon general, he emphasized the dangers of secondhand smoke, and e-cigarettes seem to him the best bet for a cessation device.

Instead, the reports emphasized the dangers posed by radical Islam, groups opposed to Norway's military involvement in Afghanistan and Libya, and others.

Dr. Riley, who is a maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital, emphasized the dangers of certain cheeses and of the prescription acne drug Accutane.