Sentence examples for given the danger of from inspiring English sources

Given the danger of a nuclear war, there is no choice but to try.

Not a clear or sure shot, given the danger of Republican filibustering and Democratic wobbliness, but a shot.

"If you can't restore stability, then it becomes 'us and chaos,' " said the analyst, who asked not to be identified given the danger of the situation.

It is urgent that it be passed as soon as possible, given the danger of presidential missteps in the last months of a presidency.

The film's subject matter alone promised that "Valkyrie" would receive plenty of attention, given the danger of its being used to create the countermyth of a widespread German resistance.

"The only exit the regime is offering right now is to restore the wall of fear and turn Syria into a very backward society through methods which would make it impossible for the regime to open the political system in any meaningful way," a Damascus-based analyst said on the condition of anonymity, given the danger of the situation there.

The book within the book is nonfiction, but given the dangers of the South at the time, names are changed and identities obscured.

Given the dangers of too much radiation, Dr. Smith-Bindman said, it is important that the lowest possible dose be given.

Given the dangers of pesticides mentioned in "Emerald Lawns vs. Green People," companies like Lawn Doctor and TruGreen ChemLawn should phase out the use of toxic pesticides.

Big investment banks have the same incentives to get into private banking as wealth managers do to make the return journey; all those sticky private deposits are appealing too, given the dangers of relying on wholesale markets.

They should develop an energy alliance with Algeria, talk more to the OPEC oil cartel and start talks with Central Asian producers, says the commission.Furthermore, given the dangers of global warming, the commission says the EU should aim to reduce primary energy use by 2020 to 30% below 1990 levels.