Sentence examples for inordinate dangers from inspiring English sources

This ringing endorsement of the rule of law reminds us that despite the inordinate dangers we face in the fight against terrorism, we should never succumb to the temptation to abandon our most cherished principles.

Isn't espionage just a closed, circulatory activity for debonair thugs intellectuals with a sense of danger and an inordinate capacity for deception?

However, a recent report also shows the dangers of grafting an inordinate number of cells and the need for careful monitoring of hNPCs before proceeding to clinical trials [62].

Given that a number of stem cell based clinical trials are being conducted or planned in USA and a recent report in PLoS Medicine showing the dangers of grafting an inordinate number of cells, these data substantiate the need for careful cytogenetic evaluation of hNPCs (fetal or hESC-derived) before their use in clinical or basic science applications.

A notice posted on the door cited peeling paint, exposed electrical wiring, dangerous leaks and an "inordinate amount of garbage and clothing" as conditions posing danger to the "health and safety of the occupants and people living in the vicinity".

What is it about this particular threat that gives it such inordinate emotional power, far beyond the danger that it actually poses to most of us.

Speaking on the recent deaths of VOTE 1810 and JADE BTM, and the inordinate amount of writers who have died from causes outside the usual dangers of vandalism, our time at Happy Donuts ended on a somber note.

Speaking on the recent deaths of Vote 1810 and Jade BTM, and the inordinate amount of writers who have died from causes outside the usual dangers of vandalism, our time at Happy Donuts ended on a somber note.

He is in acute danger at the time but that doesn't stop him from apologising to the lobby boy at inordinate length.

"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".

It's an inordinate form".