Sentence examples for lurking danger from inspiring English sources

Lurking danger and implied brutality.

There is a sense of lurking danger.

Another lurking danger is touch screens, Professor Hedge said.

The lurking danger of the creek's emanations is a constant undercurrent.

This intimation of large, lurking danger is appropriate to this movie's vague environmental theme.

But Dr. Gouldner's new-class theory should alert Democrats to a lurking danger.

In a rational world, stock market investors would have spotted the lurking dangers of underinvestment.

Consumer advocates have long been aware of the lurking dangers in the subprime lending that sparked the debacle.

There are bits of promising news here and there, but always more bloodshed, sudden alarms, and unexpected lurking dangers.

Richard K. Betts, a Columbia University professor who served on the National Commission on Terrorism, noted that the practitioners of threat assessment can produce a haze of lurking dangers.

He must learn to make a fire, find water and seek shelter: in short, how to survive all of the lurking dangers faced by a man alone in nature.