Sentence examples for underline the danger from inspiring English sources

This has clearly frustrated the Israelis, though Mr. Netanyahu is seeking to exploit it to underline the danger in Iran maintaining any nuclear facilities: he has included in his four conditions dismantling these advanced centrifuges at the Natanz enrichment plant.

And just to underline the danger posed to Warren Gatland's squad, Islanders scored three of the Baa-Baas four tries against Wales at the Millennium Stadium.

Topping off a book of creative and careful analysis, Williams's missteps underline the danger of confusing the predictable world of literary genres with the messy world of life.

Labour warned that the disclosures underline the danger that patients could lose out in the new set-up because some GPs will spend part, much or all of their week helping to run the new CCGs.

In fact, they underline the dangers in one another.

But I's also like to underline the dangers, especially in light of the ferry disaster in Staten Island and the recent water taxi accident in Baltimore.

Moreover, historical examples of unforeseen consequences of technological innovation, such as the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria or DDT-resistant malarial mosquitoes, have been used to underline the dangers of creating robots, engineered organisms, and nanobots that self-replicate, manifestly multiplying their capacity for destruction of the physical world.

"This is a ground-breaking settlement which underlines the danger of the misuse of the internet".

Lawrence Norden said that long lines underlined the danger of allowing the electoral infrastructure to crumble.

There was immediate criticism from Michael Fallon, the UK defence secretary, who said the Scottish Labour vote "underlines the danger that the Labour leadership poses to our national security".

The discovery that the bacteria of 30,000 years ago had genes for antibiotic resistance underlines the danger of looking at bacteria from a purely medical perspective.