Sentence examples for major dangers from inspiring English sources

Party Secretary-General Nong Duc Manh noted in his opening speech that corruption was "one of the major dangers that threaten the survival of our regime".

Another project in the WDC brochure, the two-storey 'empower shack' addresses all major dangers of township life – plus saves a lot of space in townships.

"One of the major dangers in democracies is this tendency to adopt a moral stance and give lessens in the name of human rights," he said, "to use what Vaclav Havel called, in his unfortunate phrase, humanitarian bombs on distant countries that do not comply with our ideal.

The whole presentation was so relentlessly optimistic, several reporters wondered aloud what Plouffe saw as the major dangers for the campaign going forward.

One of the major dangers to the frescoes is automotive exhaust, and they are also vulnerable to the effects of the crowds of tourists that pass through the chapel every day, bringing with them heat, humidity, dust and bacteria.

Grove, who was named man of the year by Time magazine in 1997, encouraged disagreement and insisted employees be vigilant of disruptions in industry and technology that could be major dangers - or opportunities - for Intel.

But it does carry a major danger.

But that is not the major danger.

That's a major danger in humanitarian and political terms".

Surely, then, we would be out of major danger?

Secondary poisoning from rats, which I wrote about Wednesday, is another major danger.