Sentence examples similar to precipitate danger from inspiring English sources
Scheer ordered yet another 180° turn at 7 13, and successfully extricated the High Seas Fleet from the danger precipitated by his previous turn.
With Britain and its allies increasingly engaged militarily in Syria, Iraq and, prospectively, in Libya too, the latest reverses in Afghanistan have harshly illuminated the stark dangers and unforeseen consequences of precipitate western intervention in foreign lands – and how easily such adventures can go disastrously awry.
The greater danger is that a change in dollar policy could precipitate a run on the dollar and the very collapse we fear most.
There was danger there, the temptation towards a too-easy and precipitate appropriation of a demeanour that depended upon arduous and sometimes unappetising struggle.
The upshot could be greater instability, with the ever-present danger that an incident between warships or aircraft could precipitate a localised conflict between China and Japan.
He also offered no criticism of the Saudi-led war in Yemen, which has seen high civilian casualties and precipitated a food shortage that has left millions of people in danger of starving to death.
This precipitates a split between "wasp" culture and an alienated, urban culture, both in danger of losing touch with their roots.
While this is all fine the danger is that he seems a) wildly out of touch b) it precipitates a more formal challenge.
The events of the last year have precipitated one of the greatest dangers that the extremes of lawlessness have always offered as a threat: that we, in our fear and rage, will turn away from the very laws that we presumably hold in the highest regard.
Any precipitate was discarded.
