Sentence examples for taking the dangers from inspiring English sources

He and Ajello said they doubted that the school district was taking the dangers of steroids seriously.

While taking the danger of Islamic insurgency seriously, Western diplomats suspect that the Central Asian governments exaggerate the present danger to justify harsh restrictions on religious freedom in a part of the world where democracy has barely taken root.

5) Our own homes are more dangerous than public bathrooms: If we really want to take the dangers facing women seriously, then let's stop talking about public bathrooms.

He takes the dangers he faces with a little black humor, interrupting the interview to call his wife "to tell her that I am still alive".

But the risk, in the minds of some critics, is looking like the government no longer takes the dangers of the world seriously.

Writing in the journal, the authors point out that doctors, health educators and the media take the dangers of smoking, diet and exercise seriously, and urge them to add social relationships to the list.

But in 1962, very few people took the dangers posed by smoking cigarettes seriously.

"This particular lab was done outside and that, in itself, was not enough to take the dangers away," Topadzhikyan said.

After an announcement today there can be no confusion that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau takes the dangers of looming consumer debt seriously.

If you want to take the dangers facing women's bodies seriously, then let's talk about how you are defunding programs like Planned Parenthood that could save my life after an assault.

The middle classes took the danger away".