Sentence examples for represents danger from inspiring English sources

The authorities would do well to remember that the word crisis, when written in Mandarin Chinese, is composed of two characters: one represents danger, the other opportunity.

"There's a level of hysteria surrounding the album," said Jeff Antebi, the head of Waxploitation, a hip-hop label and management company that represents Danger Mouse.

And Marren points out the long history of the red admiral butterfly as a symbol of "evil": red represents danger in nature, and the superstitious saw its blood-red wings as a sign of foreboding when vast numbers of them appeared across Russia in 1881, when Tsar Alexander II was assassinated.

One represents danger and the other represents opportunity.

Today, not a single PHO has a value over 0, so none currently represents danger due to its current orbit.

Red and black are used for funerals or are associated with death and mourning and red represents danger especially among the Twi and Ga people who formed the majority in this study.

But the mainland still represents dangers that don't exist on an island of twenty-five hundred people.

Unpleasant images represent danger.

But in all these sports, whether they represent danger or not, the common thread is emotion.

We were back in the village -- and the village had decided we represented danger".

The river is central to the story, representing danger and excitement.