Sentence examples for recognise the danger from inspiring English sources

But we recognise the danger of appearing provincial.

At the same time, they recognise the danger of getting involved in so menacing a scene.

In answering such perceptions, I recognise the danger of being naive or defensive or both.

First to recognise the danger was the US Federal Reserve, which slammed the brakes on ever-tighter monetary policy.

While choosing to ignore the sport's historic fan base, he fails to recognise the danger of gluttony.

Ms Platell, seeming to recognise the danger, has not gone very far out of her way to seek publicity for her new book.

Marquand must recognise the dangers of political hubris and feel distaste for celebrity government.

Leaders increasingly recognise the dangers of excessive austerity, but they still routinely demand harsh budgets as a token of merit.

"I want Breck's tragedy to open the eyes of everyone to recognise the dangers of online predators.

The FPA said it was no surprise that over 50s were having sex with new partners, but that they needed to recognise the dangers of unprotected sex.

Repeated warnings about being vigilant, for example, often go unheeded as people fail to recognise the dangers of seemingly innocuous actions such as downloading files.