Sentence examples for unprecedented danger from inspiring English sources

Or does the specter of the past keep Americans from recognizing and responding to an unprecedented danger challenging the country?

We had placed ourselves in unprecedented danger, he suggested, by spreading ourselves so thickly around the world.

Criticize the government policies that obligate service in one of America's largest embassies in unprecedented danger these days, but not the hundreds of still deeply committed Foreign Service officers who are ready to serve there.

The first part of the current series featured not only pertinent clips from Gunsmoke, but also bravura material from Donald Rumsfeld's days as Defence Secretary in the Seventies, talking up the Soviet threat, just as he now talks up the unprecedented danger of bin Laden's terror networks.

This is a time of unprecedented danger.

Facing the unprecedented danger of nuclear war, the world community might finally be ready to dispense with this national illusion.

Are children and teenagers today facing unprecedented dangers and temptations?

George W. Bush, 2002: As we gather tonight, our Nation is at war; our economy is in recession; and the civilized world faces unprecedented dangers.

We cannot all be poets and mystics, but we now face unprecedented dangers, and need to be creative as never before.

George W. Bush last month also used stronger, but his speechwriter Michael Gerson used it in a creative way, pointing to a seeming paradox: "Our nation is at war, our economy is in recession and the civilized world faces unprecedented dangers.

Six years ago, President Bush began his State of the Union address with two powerful sentences: "As we gather tonight, our nation is at war, our economy is in recession, and the civilized world faces unprecedented dangers.