Sentence examples for the danger of causing from inspiring English sources

The lawyers for the inmates in the case have shown that Kentucky could revise its procedures in ways that substantially reduce the danger of causing pain and suffering.

But Sam Warburton's contract with the WRU does have the danger of causing a small bit of friction.

Here a balancing act is carried out between the risks and the benefits of reporting back, given that there is always the danger of causing unnecessary harm to participants and their families by communicating findings.

'Safety' arguments were usually about the dangers of causing fire.

The theory of the deep pass is that defenses have to respect the danger of it, causing them to back up.

Asked to testify before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy on the danger of radiation causing cancer, Graves replied: Graves was a pillar of the Los Alamos community.

And when the lack of vocals seem in danger of causing the audience's attention to wander, they throw in a great, dumb riff.

The tie looked in danger of causing Rangers some embarrassment but they fought their way back into the match.

The council, he added, was in danger of causing splits in Syrian society by failing to create a single rebel military command under its control, leaving individual militias to seek their own sources of help.

Primary resection of the tumour was not feasible in all patients and the tumour caused or was in danger of causing organ or respiratory dysfunction (Table  2, Supplementary Table  2).

Gourlay has only been in the job since Monday, after his predecessor, Peter Kenyon, stood down, but he is already in danger of causing uproar among the club's supporters by inviting companies to bid for the chance to rename their stadium.