Sentence examples for lead to danger from inspiring English sources

Because the child suspects that acting on these feelings would lead to danger, desires are repressed, leading to anxiety.

Risks lead to danger and danger gets you dead - except Ruby doesn't die.

Every door that must be opened, every corner that must be turned could lead to danger.

In college, everything is Janus-faced: what you interpret as refuge can lead to danger, and vice versa.

At what point do you ask, 'Do you have a permit?' The delay could lead to danger," she said.

According to GB/T 24550-2009, if the value of HIC exceeds 1000 in the collision, it is regarded as serious injury and may lead to danger to the life of the rider.

"I am skeptical about the use of munitions that could lead to dangers for our own soldiers," Mr. Schroder said.

ROBYN: Yeah that was his obsession and if you don't know that an obsession can lead to dangers like this, like hacking, then you don't know to make sure that that person has the right support.

And it is insubordination that leads to danger.

A growing demand for raw materials leads to danger of premature depletion of the natural sources.

There is a wealth of incredible knowledge to inform our practice so that we are not forced to practise blindly or base decisions on gut feeling, which leads to danger.