Sentence examples for separate danger from inspiring English sources

The problem with this definition of "safe" is that it creates a separate danger -- namely, the nomination of someone who demoralizes (or at least fails to energize) voters, and also refuses to put the heat on the opposing ticket.

But wrapping so many separate dangers into one big danger will not necessarily have the desired result.

People all over Israel are building their own walls to separate themselves from danger.

Credit derivatives have made it easier to separate the credit risk (the danger of default) of bonds from the interest rate risk.

Forcing supporters of gun control to hold votes on separate amendments carries significant danger.

Sir David's comments come two days after a separate warning – on the dangers posed by the booming human population.

But he refused the plea made by Save the Children, saying he had examined it "very carefully" but that "there are other NGOs and experts who point to the very real danger of separating children from their broader families".

The warnings of Sir Herman Ouseley's report into the Bradford riots of 2001 about the dangers of separate education for different ethnic groups have failed to prevent high levels of segregation in many English secondary schools, according to researchers at Bristol University.

The first stage of the physical restoration was to re-attach any areas of the plaster surface (which was approximately 5 mm thick) that were in danger of separating and breaking away.

Morgan has explained that being close to danger on two separate occasions in India and Bangladesh, when playing in the IPL and the Dhaka Premier League, has made him wary.

As regards consent, the closely connected yet separate concern lies with the danger of exclusion from societal discourse following social exclusion from (benefits of) interactive policy-making, considering how state democracy rests upon the capacity within society to have all its individual members (able to) participate in public debate.