Sentence examples for with danger to from inspiring English sources
Dutrow said he found some problems with Danger to Society and resolved them.
The body's transportation networks are fraught with danger to unlicensed migrants, and not just from the body's defense system.
The current situation is fraught with danger to community cohesion, cultural identity, school success – and also to Ofsted's raison d'etre.
If psychology is a reliable science - and frankly I doubt its credentials - it is a science "redolent with danger", to use Ognall's words.
Displaying the nerves usually reserved for matadors, Hughes flirted with danger to become the latest teenager to upend Michelle Kwan's Olympic moment.
In 1994, he returned to China again, this time with the BBC, for a mission no less fraught with danger: to investigate the sale for transplant of human organs from freshly executed prisoners.
He said Iran posed "an extraordinarily grave situation" with dangers to Israel and the West.
With dangers to children so much in the headlines, it is a sensitive time for staff to be establishing BBS in Britain.
The Union says it will subject the players to increased risks of injury, but they are already playing a game filled to the brim with dangers to their physical and mental health, not to mention to their life expectancy.
Immigrants do not flee their old homes and old lives riddled with danger only to come to America and endure more.
Hardware companies are struggling to reconcile the higher cost of securing devices with the danger to billions of users that comes with cheaping out on crucial parts.
