Sentence examples for the danger comes from inspiring English sources

Describing Iceland, Eliasson said, "There is that potential threat around you; the landscape is latent, difficult or dangerous, but it is hard to tell where the danger comes from".

The danger comes with people trying to get at bagels.

The danger comes if things get out of control.

The danger comes from the lower purchasing power that higher taxes would bring.

The danger comes not just from plotters but also from their ideas.

Here the danger comes from startled deer springing from the trees, and from the potholes.

"The danger comes in when a child trains in all three sports every day.

As he later says: "The danger comes from filmmakers not asserting their right to choose that format.

"The danger comes from dragnet surveillance," is how Ryan Calo, a law professor at the University of Washington, described it.

If the danger comes, it is more probably a communication attack — maybe cutting off some of the power system.

"The danger comes up when you go after somebody concrete, when you point a finger and name names".