Sentence examples for when danger arises from inspiring English sources

Warp to your final safe spot when danger arises.

When dangers arise overseas, cautious deliberation is almost always the right course for the United States.

The United States used to be quicker to evacuate its embassies and consulates when dangers arose, said Susan Johnson, president of the American Foreign Service Association, the official union representing the Foreign Service.

"The danger arises when a family myth intersects with a governing vision, when the stories a presidential candidate tells himself shape the policies he favors for everyone else," Noam Scheiber writes in The New Republic, adding that the Romneys can't fathom that if federal programs are slashed for the less privileged, those people can't use family connections to help obstacles melt away.

The danger arises when detachment leads to indifference, rather than to well-calibrated caring.

The danger arises when they think they can do more than they actually can.

The danger arises when fallible human judgments are confused with truth.

The danger arises when bits of plaque break and produce a clot that blocks blood to the heart.

"The danger arises when one partner undergoes an environmental 'waking up' process way before the other, leaving a new values gap between them," Ms. Buzzell said.

The danger arises when awards ceremonies evolve into ends unto themselves, because once the show becomes the priority, the temptation is to have television and movie stars handing out and receiving top prizes.

Danger arises when the market falls short of expectations, as it is then that the bulls turn potential selling into "kinetic" or actual selling.