Sentence examples for very dangers from inspiring English sources

"They are trying to appear to be good citizens in a p.r. campaign that is designed to neutralize the very dangers they designed," said Sidney Wolfe, a doctor and the director for the Public Citizen's Health Research Group.

He warned that: "If we don't tackle these issues now and over the next couple of years - the future for many of our organisations is facing those very dangers that Mid Staffordshire faced during the years it was involved in this terrible tragedy".

Such empty fears and desires, based on what Epicurus calls kenodoxia or empty belief, are themselves the main source of perturbation and pain in civilized life, where more elementary dangers have been brought under control, since they are the reason why people are driven to strive for limitless wealth and power, subjecting themselves to the very dangers they imagine they are avoiding.

They opened doors to the very dangers they claim to be saving us from and offered no solutions to the problems they've created [like unemployment] by 'helping' us with problems that don't exist.

As his book says of India, there are "very real dangers that face our country.

In "Consequences of the 'Cinnamon Challenge,'" Anahad O'Connor writes about the very real dangers of the "wildly popular" dare.

His death serves as a reminder of the very real dangers our police officers face, day in, day out.

Whatever the pace at which these other very real dangers are approaching us, AIDS is not "threatening": it is here.

It is not naïve about the challenges of a peace process or the very real dangers of the region itself.

There are very real dangers".

The Very Real Dangers of Nature Selfies.