Sentence examples for prevailing danger from inspiring English sources

The melody for the chorus, which for some reason feels like it takes ages to arrive, mixed with Barlow's vocal, makes the whole thing so jaunty and sprightly that the sense of prevailing danger is sucked out and replaced by the image of Barlow having a dad rant about Facebook privacy.

Writer William Faulkner said that the past is never dead, but in the publicly-funded arts at least, there's a danger that the prevailing amnesia will affect its future wellbeing.

The prevailing atmosphere wasn't one of danger but of possibility.

Before more absurd hyperbole took over – Tony Blair comparing Jeremy Corbyn this weekend to Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen – the prevailing rhetoric was that Labour was in danger of returning to its comfort zone.

This is affected by awareness of danger signs, as well as by prevailing attitudes to pregnancy.

As well as recognizing the bias of the prevailing media narrative, the magazine's editor also recognized the danger of shutting down dialogue between competing sides.

The prevailing branch inclination can influence the suitability of tree species via various mechanisms: (i) The danger of detachment and falling should be reduced if seeds or plants attach to horizontal as opposed to vertical substrate.

Two recent studies address the dangers of what I have opted to call our relative obliviousness to prevailing obesity in our kids: "oblivobesity".