Sentence examples for some dangers for from inspiring English sources

At the same time, though, the speech raises some dangers for the Romneys.

But the Gore strategy of opening up fire on the oil front carries some dangers for the Gore campaign.

He puffed himself up and was overdue for a comeuppance".The third flavour of hahahahah holds some danger for British politics.

The Clean House theory — it's a mess; vote for Mitt — does hold some danger for Romney: he wants to tell stories about competence, but they always seem to end up being about him firing someone.

The contents of Mary Shelley's letters are unknown as they were later destroyed, but she must have felt some danger, for she took great pains to recover the letters and wrote agonised letters to her friends: "[The letters] were written with an open heart – & contain details with regard to my past history, which it [would] destroy me for ever if they ever saw light".

This generates some danger for ex vivo stimulation of monocytes by the separation media providing erroneous false-positive results.

There may have been some danger of complacency for the Kangaroos in a game that everyone forecast them to win easily but it was not to show itself on this cool night in Hull.

We want to be a country – all parts of the political spectrum – where we avoid that kind of rhetoric and I think that's where there are some real dangers for Ukip".

The president of Judicial Watch, another conservative group raising alarms about voter fraud, says Barack Obama wants "to register the food-stamp army to vote for him" (if an army, as is often said, marches on its stomach, the food-stamp army should inspire little fear).Beyond this unpleasant rhetoric lie some real dangers for voting rights.

The bottom line here is that there are some real dangers for the Democrats concerning the House speaker's negative public image.

But there is some danger of time running out for pneumoADIP itself.