Sentence examples for order a danger from inspiring English sources

Search 'cyclists are...'... on Google and the auto-complete function suggests, in this order: a danger, annoying, rude, idiots, arrogant.

However, the queen's ministers convinced her that the order posed a danger to her monarchical authority.

In order to detect a danger of rollover, rollover index (RI) which indicates an impending rollover is determined.

Parents can commit one's own minor child for mental help without a judges order, if one is a danger to oneself or others.

He was most likely condemned for insubordination, and handed over as a danger to public order.

A lawyer in Diyarbakir had filed a petition saying the websites were a danger to "public order".

Since there is no reason to believe he would be a danger to public order, it is only his ideas that could pose a threat.

Though never himself defeated, Themistocles must have been attacked repeatedly; he was the man accused by his enemies of being a danger to the established order.

Most whites (and some Negroes as well) saw him as a perpetual threat-profligate, arrogant, amoral, a dark menace, and a danger to the natural order of things.

During the Second World War, it became an assembly center for thousands of Japanese-Americans people who had committed no crime, but whose President designated them a danger through an executive order.

Earlier this month it issued a "cease and desist order" to Danger Mouse.