Sentence examples for example of the danger from inspiring English sources

It was an extreme example of the danger Vancouver poses at home.

To see one of our most innovative companies forced over the border is a stark example of the danger".

Another example of the danger of this "recipient mentality" is to be found in our story this week about a strike by village health team (VHT) volunteers.

But now the nation risks becoming another kind of example — of the danger to institutions when the entrenched interests of the powerful are challenged.

(In an example of the plasticity with which he treats facts, Gingrich cites Korematsu, a case in which the Court did just what he says it should, as an example of the danger of unchecked judges).

As an example of the danger of supposition, a second official cited Iraq, saying the absence of evidence that Iraq had destroyed its chemical and biological weapons appeared to have been interpreted by intelligence agencies as evidence that it still possessed them.

Nor is Mr. Gingrich the only example of the dangers.

It's a good example of the dangers of "nearly right" having major repercussions.

Wednesday night, we got a good example of the dangers of that method.

There is no better example of the dangers of a narrow focus on inflation than Japan.

The other thing was this presidential election is the clearest example of the dangers democracy faces with a weakened press.