Sentence examples for some danger to from inspiring English sources

And carrying the child to term would pose some danger to Emma's health.

A Libya expert suggested, however, that Mr. Alagi had advanced human rights causes at the foundation, at some danger to himself.

And there's some danger to naming distinct schools of thought in an industry whose practitioners can't even agree whether to call themselves mixologists, bartenders, bar chefs or some other name.

Mr Beeman back to avoiding his wife at all costs, and now shagging Nina – which, given that she is spying for the Americans against her will and at some danger to herself, might not have been the smartest move.

Is there some danger to letting users run whatever they want?

"After talking to both managers he felt there might be some danger to the players, so we accept that.

Apparently there are some dangers to those Greek islands cruises that the travel agents don't tell you about.

Crowdfunding may pose some dangers to mom-and-pop investors.

Much less dramatic, but perhaps more common, are disease and death caused by exposure of the individual to some unrecognized danger to health in working or living conditions.

Merthyr borough council is known to have received many letters of complaint, either about flooding from the tip, or of some imagined danger to the village.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has found there is some remote danger to youngsters riding in a car's back seat should side air bags go off unexpectedly.