Sentence examples for including the danger from inspiring English sources

The survey suggested strengths and weaknesses for both candidates, including the danger that Mr. McCain is viewed as too close to President Bush.

They should be able to talk, in blunt terms, about the full range of dangers faced by Israel, including the danger Israel has brought upon itself.

[C6.] Big Federal Deficits, Bigger Risks Soaring deficits hold many risks, including the danger that government borrowing will crowd out private investment, inflating interest rates.

There are other risks, too, including the danger that hackers could compromise wireless modems in some machines that are used to transmit voting data.

But Pompeo said he agrees with industry groups that the idea is ripe for abuse, including the danger that false allegations will spread about good products.

But shells made in these ways carry many risks, including the danger that as a round accelerates after being fired, its crude fuze will be driven backward, causing the round to detonate in the tube.

Leading economists discuss post financial crisis policy dilemmas, including the dangers of complacency in a period of relative stability.

Ms. Kaiser teaches visitors about the facility's 250-odd animals, including the dangers they face in their natural habitat from deforestation and hunting.

As a high school junior at Gorton High School here, Shomari has sat through many lectures on social ills, including the dangers of drugs, drinking and driving.

Stern also warns us of the risks posed by the weak states and atomized societies left in the Cold War's wake, including the dangers of theft and smuggling of nuclear and chemical materials from former Soviet facilities.

She criticized Mr. Perry for his record as governor and for not using the national spotlight to talk about issues important to the Tea Party, including the dangers it feels are posed by environmental regulation.