Sentence examples for extent and danger from inspiring English sources

The war exposed the extent and danger of social inequalities.

We are at once ignorant of the extent and danger of our digital world and deathly afraid of it.

The area soon became renowned as a place of crime and danger – to the extent that Charles Dickens used Saffron Hill, a road running parallel to the Fleet, as the location of Fagin's Den in Oliver Twist.

In the run-up to war, NATO allies failed to adequately understand the situation on the ground, glossing over or even misrepresenting key details like the allegiances of the militants whom Western intervention would assist and the extent of danger risked by Libyan civilians.

Seven Republican senators are, to a greater or lesser extent, in danger of being ousted, and one Democratic senator is in trouble.

The Republicans emphasized the danger of letting Democrats run the nation so soon after southern Democrats provoked the Civil War and, to a lesser extent, the danger a Democratic administration would pose to the recently won civil rights of southern blacks.

To ensure food safety, it is critically important that quality control standards including accurate methods for identifying pathogens be adopted and followed, in order to understand the extent of danger posed by the consumption of such food.

If Iraq has cultivated weapons of mass destruction, Kennan argued, the greatest threat would probably be to its neighbors, particularly Israel, rather than to the United States, and so "it would be up to the government of that country to estimate the extent of the danger and to find the most fitting answer to it".

Setting up regular savings over a long period removes to a large extent the danger of guessing when a share price is at a low or high point.

Twitter makes an effort to monitor abuse; Harvey has teams, in both Dublin and San Francisco, of a few dozen people devoted to gauging the extent of danger.

And danger.