Sentence examples for set of dangers from inspiring English sources

And that poses a novel set of dangers for Democrats who may be tempted by some of the new negotiating ploys that these leaders are trying out.

The route that the party now took was one of several they had considered, each with its own set of dangers.

First, fierce fighting in the north and the east, with French forces in the lead, will open up a whole new set of dangers.

While they live on the army base for the duration of their contract, returning home amid hostile neighbors would bring about an entirely different set of dangers.

Aquaculture may be fairly new, but what many consumers don't realize is that the practice has brought its own set of dangers.

But with that comes a whole new set of dangers, not only for them, but for others who get wrapped up in their world.

Inflammasomes are intracellular multiprotein sensors which can recognize a large set of danger signals, induced either by pathogens or cellular stress, and once activated, they subsequently stimulate inflammatory responses [ 15- 18].

The danger is if we make him just as a set of values.

A North Korean collapse would create its own set of international dangers.

In early May, the National Climate Assessment set out the dangers of a changing climate that has moved from distant threat to present-day danger, with no American left unscathed.

I cited The Higgs Report to set out the dangers of nepotism in leadership appointments: "Unaccountable boards, made up of "like minded people", recruited via a tap on the shoulder (as opposed to merit) is a recipe for failure.