Sentence examples for equal dangers from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Labour's headline message, that the "young jobless must train or be stripped of benefits", could carry equal dangers since it assumes young people want neither to learn nor to work.

It is not military confrontation alone that imperils world peace; disparity is an equal danger.

His actions are understandable, even reasonable, because it doesn't take a racist to believe black males equal danger.

Other mystery novels followed, among them A ciascuno il suo (1966; A Man's Blessing), Il contesto (1971; Equal Danger), and Todo modo (1974; One Way or Another).

So would lessening the practice of monoculture — planting a single crop, such as ten thousand acres of corn, and nothing else — which poses an equal danger to conventional and engineered products.

So would lessening the practice of monoculture planting a single crop, such as ten thousand acres of corn, and nothing else which poses an equal danger to conventional and engineered products.

In Equal Danger (1971), Inspector Rogas, a rural 'tec looking into murders in the legal profession, soon realises that his police and political bosses do not want him to uncover the truth.

Perceived danger does not always equal danger.

But what about the equal danger of anthropocentrism, the insistence that certain abilities are unique to humans?

In the jungle, silence is the sign that a predator is coming to eat you, so silence equals danger".

I'm a girl who loves shortcuts, but behind the wheel, that equals danger!