Sentence examples for from a danger from inspiring English sources

His political talents turned the NHS from a danger with closures and denials of drugs into an asset for Labour.

They have failed to protect the people they govern from a danger that is far worse than drugs, more menacing even than terrorism, because it afflicts the majority.

China says it is the first time its military has rescued foreign nationals from a danger zone.

The city and developers created this landscaping to protect residents from a danger hidden just below the surface: the Newport-Inglewood earthquake fault.

The truth is that Tanayah is far from a danger to the public, and is in fact shaping up to be an important player in the struggle to prevent those in Britain who are disenfranchised enough from straying into a life of crime or Islamic extremism.

The second signal, usually derived from a "danger signal" (DS), leads to the activation of an inflammasome, activation of caspase-1, and secretion of the mature cytokine.

In too many instances, he said, "these people are five steps away from being a danger to the United States".

The administration's efforts in the Senate are also designed to keep moderate Republicans from defecting, a danger that Mr. Bush does not face in the House.

SeaWorld denies the claims and said that far from presenting a danger to employees, contact between trainers and orcas "is essential to their safety".

Said Prof. German, "These people are five steps away from being a danger to the United States".

While Cotton believes women should be protected from combat, a danger they would freely choose, he wasn't willing to vote for the Violence Against Women Act.