Sentence examples for small danger from inspiring English sources

But to me, that is a small danger for us.

...and there's even a (small) danger that the entire global economy suffers a contraction in the medium term.

Compared with scourges like AIDS and influenza, the virus poses a relatively small danger to public health.

A pitfall gapes open: no small danger, in writing about Wilson, is using Professor Wilson's theory of the Presidency to take the measure of Wilson as President.

With their success, Ms. Kaling and Ms. Withers are in some small danger of begetting a media legend of their own.

Kept verbal, there is small danger of indigestion, and, in truth, a gooseberry pie can be a horror (those pale beady acid fruits, the sugar never masking their mean acidity, the crust sogging . . . my father rhapsodized occasionally about the ones at Peachblow and we tried to recapture their magic for him, but it was impossible).

It's why companies that cover schools send out notices about even small dangers such as the tripping hazards of extension cords or warnings about hanging classroom decorations from ceiling lights.

In Community Essay, he warns that fear is far more corrosive than the relatively small dangers of a trip to the city.

I could foresee the smallest danger and knew that it could lead to a tragedy.

Definitely I would love to see things to be simpler for people to understand that two people that love each other and want to build a family together are a threat to no one; that people being who they are, are a much smaller danger than the violence just trying to control the lives of others and that people understand that The Bible is a book of tales, not a moral manual.

Sergeant Schrumpf said that while most Iraqi soldiers had posed little danger, a small number appeared to be well trained and calm under fire.