Sentence examples for to avoid the danger from inspiring English sources

He feels he has a "responsibility to their stories", to avoid the "danger of being irresponsible, of being sensationalist".

Then the small blocks can be glued down to the cardboard in order to avoid the danger of shifting.

He wanted to avoid the danger that a sharp-eyed official might notice a missing person or horse.

Developed countries, meanwhile, have an opportunity to narrow the gap between average and best practices, and to avoid the danger of secular stagnation.

To avoid the danger of a fire, they should not be stored in places that get direct sunlight, like a car's interior.

If the Conservatives are joyous, Clegg is agonising over the painful decisions he regards as essential for Britain to avoid the danger of unstable public finances.

Morgan's legs could just about cope with the path, though I had to lift him every few yards to avoid the danger of slipping on loose stones.

Beyond industrial and forestry losses, one of the biggest costs would be to individuals and municipalities that would have to cut down brittle, dead trees by the millions to avoid the danger of falling, damaged limbs.

We want to avoid the dangers both of under-treatment and of side effects.

"Everyone should respect the principles of legitimacy to avoid the dangers of abandoning them".

Liberty provided a check list for Britons to avoid the dangers of unfair instant extradition, starting with the advice: "1.