Sentence examples for without dangers of from inspiring English sources

Treks and Trucks, Then the U.S. As several migrants later recounted the remainder of their journey, the leg through Mexico was not without dangers of its own.

One could, without danger of error, denounce the picture as the ultimate waste product of a corrupt and exhausted system.

No more than five cars could be in front of the hotel at any one time without danger of road collapse.

The Blounts won a patent last spring for a hard candy they hope children or adults can eat without danger of choking.

In 1825 Wright published A Plan for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery in the United States Without Danger of Loss to the Citizens of the South, which urged Congress to set aside tracts of land for the purpose.

Robert Seldon Lady, the agency's station chief in Milan at the time, can no longer travel to Italy without danger of arrest, nor can the other C.I.A. officers named in the case.

Throughout the talks with the US, Turkey has pushed for the creation of a buffer area and no-fly zone along its border where rebels could be trained and where refugees from Syria could be sheltered without danger of military attack by Isis or Syrian regime forces.

Consider his account of Joe and Bobbie Upson's trip to Joe's 70th class reunion in June (at which, Dr. Billings noted, "our bus proved very popular as we could enter and leave it without danger of falling"): After Princeton, they also enjoyed Bobbie's 65th Radcliffe reunion and then spent some time reminiscing with George Perera's daughter.

This simulation technique guarantees realistic simulation environments to test the designs but without danger of damaging the equipment.

Or are the bulls correct when they speak of a New Economy that can grow without danger of inflation and is capable of sustaining much higher asset prices?

It will be shown that the standard conjugate gradient method can be used without danger of breaking down due to its property that may be called "self-correction towards the eigenvector," discovered recently by us.