Sentence examples for have dangers from inspiring English sources

Early last year, prices began to rise sharply, but only since December have dangers become apparent.

On Thursday morning, Dr. Graham told the panel about his belief that Indocin and Mobic might have dangers.

This feeling of social stigma can have dangers, because it's all too easy to withdraw from a society that we feel still brands and condemns us.

Netanyahu is a genius in the way he knows how to stir together the dangers that Israel faces – and we do have dangers – but he knows how to stir them with the echoes of past trauma.

And then you really will have dangers to our civil liberties because the people who understand this best, who care most about privacy and civil liberties, will have disengaged or taken a position that is not sustainable for the general public as a whole over time.

However, the recently identified congenital short QT syndromes clearly show the risks of QT shortening, and our experimental demonstration of the potential proarrhythmic risks of various QT-shortening drugs suggests that inappropriate drug-induced QT shortening can have dangers.

There are lots of things in life that have danger.

LYONDELLBASELL, the world's third-largest petrochemicals producer, should have "Danger, inflammable substance" signs posted on its debt.

But feminist critics said it had dangers.

But her popularity has dangers, the main one being overexposure.

But a newly free world still has dangers and challenges, both old and new.