Sentence examples for the chief danger from inspiring English sources
The chief danger will not lie with them.
The chief danger at present stems, rather, from impatience.
He reported that, so far, epidemics had been kept down, with the chief danger from exposure.
The chief danger lies with heavy inflows of short-term capital, bank lending above all.
The chief danger within wasn't the wrath of the godly statues, but the prospect of encountering a leopard.
The chief danger in this operation is bleeding from the hundreds of blood vessels that must be severed.
The chief dangers of electrical equipment are the risk of electric shock, and the risk of a fire hazard.
One of the chief dangers is presented by the Jaish-e-Muhammad, the leading Islamist force active in Kashmir.
He's a nine-year-old at his absolute peak". The rider lists dual Irish Hennessy Gold Cup winner Carlingford Lough and last season's Cheltenham Gold Cup fourth-placed finisher Holywell among the chief dangers for the big race at Aintree on 9 April.
Judging from its expanded use over the past five years, the drone's chief danger is that it makes war too easy so easy that commanders, including the commander-in-chief, can fool themselves into thinking they're not fighting a war at all.
The great strength of the British constitution, in the Hannoverian view, is that it served as a bulwark against the two chief dangers of the modern political world: radical democracy and monarchic absolutism.
