Sentence examples for to dangers from inspiring English sources
noun
Ability to harm; someone's dominion or power to harm or penalise. See In one's danger, below.
- "You stand within his danger, do you not?" (Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice, 4:1:180)
From Sept. 21 to Oct. 7, for example, OSHA observed an average of 43 hazards on the site each day, ranging from workers not wearing proper protective gear, to dangers caused by improperly stored fuel tanks, to cranes that were dangerously assembled.
By enabling you to imagine all sorts of scenarios, it alerts you to dangers and opportunities.
It skims the rooftops, exposing itself to dangers a fighter pilot would never dream of.
What he is trying to do is to alert the reader to dangers other than those in the immediate foreground.
Although the new system has been widely welcomed by experts, those same experts can point to dangers and pitfalls.
A fatalistic Russian shrug or a bribe to fire inspectors are all too common responses to dangers.
"I am skeptical about the use of munitions that could lead to dangers for our own soldiers," Mr. Schroder said.
"We are used to dangers on our borders, but maybe we need to do more inside the country.
"Even when not fatal, a black widow spider bite in the ancestral world could leave one incapacitated for days or even weeks, terribly exposed to dangers".
"We have advised them not to expose the region to dangers," he said, declining to name the country to which he referred.
"Really, all that deterrence policies like this do is sweep vulnerable people from our doorstep to dangers elsewhere," he said before the vote in Parliament.
