Sentence examples similar to predictable danger from inspiring English sources
Of course predictable dangers and complications loom on the horizon.
If it turns out that America's security apparatus is thwarting plots that it is itself through its other activities inspiring, a long, detailed list of authentic, thwarted plots may tell us only that America's overweening security apparatus has so far successfully neutralised its own predictable dangers.
The broad justification for human rights and their normativity that Beitz offers is that they protect "urgent individual interests against predictable dangers ("standard threats") to which they are vulnerable under typical circumstances of life in a modern world order composed of states".
"The once-familiar threats facing our nation, our friends, and our allies have given way to the less predictable dangers associated with rogue nations, global terrorism and weapons of mass destruction," President Bush said in a statement.
She has always courted danger, with predictable results — the life force and the death wish are at odds in her.
Senate Republicans determined to block the $14 billion rescue package for Chrysler and General Motors have trotted out predictable rhetoric about the dangers of Big Government.
His first touch to control a chipped pass from Aaron Ramsey was uncharacteristically clumsy, and when he took a penalty, his soft predictable kick was in no danger of fooling the opposition goalkeeper Steve Mandanda.
Because you're never playing directly against another trainer – and once a Pokémon is deposited in a gym the game's AI takes over – there is a danger things could become predictable.
This is the ultimate danger of being "sound predictable".
Here in Part II, Roger reveals the dangers of being sound predictable and explains how speaking and singing are the same thing.
