Sentence examples for with a danger from inspiring English sources

Family physician Dr Clarkson was not to be beaten, however, declaring Sybil "Toxaemic with a danger of eclampsia".

Still, the Israeli approach shows how the country has come to deal with a danger that is essentially constant.

The lasers we used came with a danger warning which stated maximum output was <5mW, classifying the laser as a Class IIIA Laser Product.

But that would come along with a danger for Mr. Romney — that he is seen as once again changing his position on an important issue.

This, however, leaves an explosive situation on the ground, with a danger that the conflict could enter a more chaotic, internecine phase, involving different militias and criminal groups fighting each other for control.

It came as little surprise that the Arab League secretary general, Nabil el-Araby – who has recently met Ms Mogherini – immediately declared his organisation's readiness to help European partners in dealing with a danger that spans many regions.

Many liberals, including Berlin, have suggested that the positive concept of liberty carries with it a danger of authoritarianism.

And, those politics--to which I confess considerable sympathy (the Edwards variant, at least --carry with them a danger.

Premature failure of such equipment may be explained by transmitter collisions with the bottom, a danger also associated with swimming in ice-covered waters.

Perhaps there is a danger with having to continuously come up with new ideas.

Live life with a little danger, but don't risk it all.