Sentence examples for security dangers from inspiring English sources

The end of the Cold War reduced many security dangers but increased others.

"It would create huge environmental and security dangers without any real benefits".

Yatseniuk stressed that work in the current government when the country faced numerous security dangers was highly risky.

Wednesday throws up new security dangers, especially back in Dublin's north inner city when the Queen visits Croke Park, the home of the Gaelic Athletic Association.

Nor would the limited plan now being considered by President Clinton obviate the diplomatic and security dangers of any antimissile system.

Johnson is expected to launch a campaign to highlight the security dangers of EU membership, including the possibility of Turkey's accession to the EU, this weekend.

He arrived at the conclusion that the only security danger facing contemporary Australia was its military alliance with the US.

"The president has created a national security danger in Iraq when none existed before," Dr. Dean said.

These hundreds of pages, which the administration has kept classified for so long, pose no possible security danger.

Sir Antony wrote: "At the present stage... the risks of political embarrassment to the government is rather greater than the security danger".

This means, following logic, they will be less inclined to place themselves in any health or security danger; the latter has been raised continually in golfing circles with the same regularity as Zika.