Sentence examples for has danger of from inspiring English sources

"Setting up such airspace unilaterally escalates the situations surrounding Senkaku islands and has danger of leading to an unexpected situation," Japan's foreign ministry said in a statement.

Performance-based fire design for these sheds is needed because they meet the requirement of fire compartment and safe evacuation distance stipulated by current fire protection design specification difficultly, and has danger of structural collapse in fire, due to their uniqueness in building volume and membrane material.

But deciding what to do with arms once the battles have ended has dangers of its own.

It has danger, sorrow and an awareness of mortality.

Relaunching existing ideas with new titles may make for good soundbites, but has the danger of diluting investment.

"It has a danger of becoming that".

I think the Scandinavian vision has the danger of being quite isolationist.

But as an overall approach, it has the danger of introducing a subtle poison into the creative process.

"This is a conflict which has the danger of pulling in major regional powers".

Never in my lifetime has the danger of the job been more real.

The low rate of full publication of meeting abstracts has the danger of producing bias in reviews.