Sentence examples for example the danger of from inspiring English sources

Unrestrained use of antibiotics is one example; the danger of salmonella-tainted eggs, highlighted by the recent national outbreak, offers another.

The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, in making its recommendations, had to make choices about what harms to include in its analysis and how to weigh, for example, the danger of death as compared with the danger of addiction.

In 1961, for example, the danger of miscalculation was, as signs say of fire hazards in the California autumn, "elevated".

However, once in deep space – on the way to the Moon or Mars, for example – the dangers of lethal doses of radiation become an increasing worry and may even make long duration missions too dangerous.

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.

(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).

Guidance from the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) cites the example of the danger of road traffic accidents involved in travel - advising teachers to ensure they have a qualified driver and a well-maintained bus fitted with seatbelts that children wear mitigates the risk.

He frets, for example, about the danger of a commercial real estate crisis in the United States, which could deal a fresh blow to banks in BMW's largest market.

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.

Once that had happened, they disappeared themselves.But the Clovis people of 13,000 years ago, named after the place their characteristic arrowheads and spear-points were first found, may not be a bell-tolling example of the danger of technological progress after all.

There is a more recent example of the danger of only seeing the short-term goal and not the long-term commitment: Iraq.