Sentence examples for failed the danger from inspiring English sources

Sanctions, dumb and smart, have dismally failed; the danger of nuclear blackmail grows to head-in-the-sand Parisians and Berliners as well as vulnerable New Yorkers.

Should that operation also fail, the danger is that the outflow of oil could increase.

If it fails the dangers will grow: the Balkans eloquently proved that conflicts over land are possible also in the postmodern world.

Even though Gun TV failed, the mixture of power and danger that gives firearms their appeal isn't going anyway.

Failing that, the danger would be that a leftwing British Euroscepticism – just like its rightwing counterpart – would feed on the illusion of insular go-it-alone scenarios, or on the kind of radical populism that casts the EU as something so dismal it might just as well be dismantled altogether.

Brighton failed to clear the danger after Odion Ighalo had threatened to score and after Matthew Connolly swung over a cross the ball fell to Deeney.

More seriously, it also failed to see the danger of high real interest rates in economies with high levels of private indebtedness and low inflationary expectations.

The young man and I had been getting on well but I had failed to recognise the danger he presented to me and how he viewed our conversations.

In the end it is bound to be discredited, to be called the dream of an idealist who failed to realize the danger until it was too late to check those who attempt to put the principle into force".

That followed a fumble by Richard Horne, who failed to clear the danger caused by Dobson's kick and presented James Laithwaite with his first Super League try after the video referee, Ian Smith, gave him the benefit of the doubt.

"Studies dating back to the 19th century linked head trauma to permanent brain damage, but Riddell failed to communicate the danger to Mr Hornung," the attorney, William Gibbs, said in a written statement.