Sentence examples for special danger from inspiring English sources

Immigration poses a special danger for Republicans.

Slower monetary growth poses a special danger in Japan's deflationary economy.

This becomes a special danger when it appears to be losing control of events outside Parliament.

Parking garages that were integrated into the design of the passenger terminal pose a special danger.

Tension between Montenegro and Serbia, the two parts of federal Yugoslavia, represents a special danger.

But Canada geese pose a special danger because of their size.

Mr. Sacks speculates that he sought out "the special dangers of chemistry" -- and many of his experiments were dangerous, given the easy accessibility, during his childhood, of volatile and even toxic chemicals -- as "a means of playing with such fears, persuading myself that by care and vigilance, prudence, forethought, one could learn to control, or find a way through, this hazardous world".

Peat fires can present special dangers.

On Wall Street, he adds, size creates special dangers.

But city dwellers have always faced special dangers.

The desperate periods when rescuers try to excavate survivors carry special dangers.