Sentence examples for evident danger from inspiring English sources

The authorities sought to reassure nearby residents that there was no evident danger associated with the undertaking.

"The evident danger of the trek generates curiously little suspense; the antagonism between Karma and Tinle seems muted, and too easily resolved," he added.

Still, despite the supposed priority and evident danger of their mission, it took Mr. Patino months to obtain financing from Mexico City to rent a house, and his pleas for an armored car were answered only by promises.

The family of one of two mental health patients detained in South Carolina who drowned in flood waters following Hurricane Florence wants to know why police attempted to transport the women despite the evident danger.

"I was really concerned, because these children were in evident danger".

But despite the evident dangers there are no shortage of those who attempt to escape.

The evident dangers to national security and to the interests of British Muslims who want to enjoy the benefits of liberal democracy do not trouble the cynics of the political left.

Argentina and Colombia now seem to be importing unusual quantities of pseudoephedrine, say officials with the Drug Enforcement Administration.Yet, despite the evident dangers of increased methamphetamine use, the federal government's anti-drug focus is once again on marijuana.

It wasn't, for instance, just the pundits, as Freedland suggests, who argued that the vice-president and Texas governor were "Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee" on policy and thus ignored the very evident dangers of allowing Bush to slip into the Oval Office.

Time carried the story too, and so had to share CNN's embarrassment when the cable network retracted the story, even though its journalists had not been involved in the research.Despite the evident dangers, investors' attitudes to Time Warner improved markedly after the merger (see chart).

But, despite the evident dangers, Niger's authorities seem to have chosen to fight.