Sentence examples for needless danger from inspiring English sources
But others stood up and shouted angrily that Quso had put the whole tribe in needless danger by basing himself in their village; more American bombs might be coming soon.
More disturbing still... it lays bare the appalling shortcomings of the constitution and establishment, which failed to restrain the former prime minister's excesses or protect our troops from needless danger".
While a DEA spokeswoman has since said that the agency is dedicated to its undercover source's "safety and wellbeing," it's obvious that the original agent's negligence put the informant in needless danger.
Difficult, time-consuming and traditionally realised with a team of craftsmen it is – needless to say – in danger of becoming entirely redundant.
"Needless to say, the danger of loss is far from being equally distributed," writes Mazzanti, projecting that an alarming 80% of the yearly cinematic output from Africa, Asia, and South America will vanish, versus 10% for the US and Europe.
Needless to mention is the danger of landing on your face if you don't push yourself off the ground hard enough.
Another risk is needless panic.
This risk seems needless.
Mr. Montgomery, in a statement, said he would seek review from the Supreme Court, "given the compelling and important interest Arizona has in protecting the health and well-being of expectant mothers from the dangers of abortions after 20 weeks and to protect children in the womb from needless and horrific imposition of pain".
When Carl Jenkinson conceded a silly free-kick for a needless shove on Fabio Borini, Yann M'Vila slid it low towards Fletcher who had made a late dash into the danger area.
