Sentence examples for immense danger from inspiring English sources

Can't you see the immense danger of a government with a hidden agenda that turns on its own citizens?

And we must all be wary of the immense danger of a return to the "fire and fury" talk.

"This was an operation carried out in circumstances of immense danger, in the face of armed resistance," he said.

James C. Roberts, a Richmond lawyer who represented Mr. Pelton, argued that forcing him to testify would put him in immense danger if he returned to the region.

But the former prime minister warned that the Tory plans would pose immense danger to the UK because they would downgrade Scottish MPs.

In particular we need to recognise the immense danger posed by sharia councils, which are creating a de facto parallel legal system which conflicts with the English legal system and under which people are suffering today.

Today's events illuminated the immense dangers facing the Tories more than any opportunities.

In a series of portraits from sinking islands and cities around the globe, he successfully underscores the immense dangers of sea-level rise, the scale of the looming costs, and the utter inadequacy of our responses to date.

Is it possible to cope with the immense dangers posed by the rapid consumption of the world's resources?

So, to bring this to a conclusion, as one commentator and editor of Foucault observes: 'the lectures not only provided the promised historical celebration of militant thought but also exposed the limitations and immense dangers of that style of thought' (Gordon, 2002: xxii).

But Brown's readiness this week to face up to the immense constitutional dangers that now face the United Kingdom made the speech one of the most honest – and certainly one of the most important – he has ever made.