Sentence examples for recognising the danger from inspiring English sources

Belatedly the unions are recognising the danger.

Recognising the danger is one thing though, dealing with it another.

Recognising the danger to America's own interests in the Muslim world, he has endorsed the vision of an independent Palestine.

Yet a large section of the media and most politicians have serious problems recognising the danger this political movement represents.

Recognising the danger, Wilbur and Orville never flew together until 1910, years after their debut, in the interest of preserving one brother's life.

Local Democrats blamed the national leadership, saying they had been too slow in recognising the danger and providing the necessary campaign cash and staff.

Professor Andrew Watterson, an occupational health specialist at the University of Stirling, said the UK was behind Scandinavia in recognising the dangers.

Any attempts to convert these indigenous soldiers to Christianity was resisted by the East India Company which, recognising the dangers, did not want religious interference.

They hope their project, which is still at a very early stage, "will turn the needle" in raising people's consciousness particularly in the US, which they believe is trailing Europe in recognising the dangers.

Burnham's campaign shared data with the Observer that suggested some of those who had previously committed to voting for Corbyn were now recognising the dangers and either opting for the shadow health secretary or describing themselves as "don't knows".

Increasing numbers of MPs are also recognising the dangers of an elected upper house undermining the primacy of the House of Commons, and of having elected senators (with a 15-year tenure as proposed), possibly of different political parties, wandering about their constituencies claiming, correctly, that they too have a mandate.