Sentence examples for this represents a danger from inspiring English sources

This represents a danger to the developing world, where the poor spend between 50 and 80percentt of their income on food, but it may also present an opportunity.

Many Romanians remain ignorant of the most basic facts.Public-health workers say that, with Romania now an EU member, this represents a danger not just to Romanians but potentially to its neighbours.

"Events like this represent a danger to the cultural integrity and historical authenticity of the city".

"Today, we don't know who is behind these attacks, and this represents a great danger".

(There is some evidence that this represents a real danger both to incumbents in general and to Republicans in particular).

Obama's ability to realize this truth is a testament to his intelligence, but it also represents a danger.

We do not know at this stage whether the importation of frogs contaminated by M. liflandii represents a danger for wild or autochthonous frogs.

We are fighting the Pakistani Taliban, which represents a danger to the state.

The European Commission has admitted that TTIP represents a danger to biodiversity, natural resources and the environment.

That trend represents a danger not just to me, but to all of us.

Celtic's lead in the Scottish Premier League is such that not even complacency represents a danger to them.