Sentence examples for too many danger from inspiring English sources

"Too many danger points," he said.

"Why not?" "Because we face too many danger points," Mr. Feng said.

There are too many dangers on the lorries," Noorullah said.

There are too many dangers on the lorries," he said.

"There are too many dangers inherent with using gas throughout the entire complex," Mr. Daschle, the Democratic leader, told reporters.

And this might be the real danger for Mr. Obama's administration — not that the spill itself remains unmanageable, but that it comes to represent a pattern in the public mind, a sense that too many dangers at once (mines and foreign economies collapsing, possible war on the Korean peninsula) seem to be gushing beyond his reach.

For years, through his charity SafePoint, he has argued - with health authorities, at conferences and in the media - that the world needs to ditch the standard kind of syringe because it carries too many dangers.

We still have too many dangers left to confront for us to rest.

In Between the World and Me, Coates writes a letter to his son on living with a black body that faces too many dangers.

Far too many encounter danger, detention, deprivation and discrimination on their journeys.

They said that they would welcome facing Mr. Cutler, but that there were too many legal dangers.