Sentence examples for that is a danger from inspiring English sources

If the gun makers' immunity bill passes in Congress, it will be one more example of how a powerful lobby can create a situation that is a danger to the public.

In announcing the change, Stéphane Dion, Canada's foreign affairs minister said, "Canada will lift its sanctions but will maintain a level of mistrust for a regime that must not have nuclear weapons, a regime that is a danger to human rights and is not a friend to our allies, including Israel," Dion said.

Queensland averages 500-600 dead sharks a year from netting and drum lining, 50% of which are less than two metres long, only 1% of which are great white sharks (the only shark that is a danger to humans in WA waters based on the evidence) and a large number of which are listed as vulnerable or endangered including the grey nurse, dusky whaler, scalloped hammerhead, speartooth and zebra shark.

It's not just finding these systems that is a danger.

In May, Newport Beach passed an ordinance banning "loud and unruly" behavior that is a danger or nuisance to the public.

In addition, if a child (or presumably an adult) seems to be getting better and then relapses with a high fever, that is a danger sign since this relapse can be bacterial pneumonia.

If you can't feel the pain, that's a danger".

Consider the problem of invasive species that are a danger to agriculture.

In some environments that's a danger, in others it's not a problem," says Spafford.

Nobody likes being regulated, but everything (cars, planes, food, drugs, etc) that's a danger to the public is regulated.

In addition to updating its comments policy, YouTube said it had banned several channels that were a danger to children.