Sentence examples for told how dangerous from inspiring English sources

He said the public should be told how dangerous petrol can be "before we have another incident, perhaps with far worse consequences".

He was told how dangerous these animals were and instructed not to go on the island with their food.

But doctors cannot always tell how dangerous a particular mutation is.

Orla Cox, a security operations manager at Symantec, the cyber security firm that has been researching Stuxnet since its discovery, said it was "very difficult to tell" how dangerous Anonymous's copy of Stuxnet is.

It shows how numerous are the enemies of truth-telling, how dangerous is the governors' conception of their task and how vulnerable television is to special rules and pressures which get in the way of it doing its job.

One doesn't need to be told how difficult and dangerous that job is, but on this occasion it looks like the Defense Dept actually put out, supplying the teams with versatile, heavily armored vehicles, multiple bomb-collecting robots (with guns), and sophisticated electronics.

Everyone had told him how dangerous the harbor near his childhood home on the Isle of Wight could be.

So when I went to Jamaica in 2008 [the National Theatre originally commissioned the play and paid for Williams to go there], I met police officers who told me how dangerous and violent Kingston was.

We're constantly told about how dangerous it is that 50 million people in America go without health insurance.

Belinda van Nord, the daughter and sister of the men who died, told me how dangerous the lives of white people in the countryside have become.

Nobody ever told me how dangerous it might be to get them to lose weight.