Sentence examples for Latent danger from inspiring English sources

However, a concomitant and latent danger of genetic pollution is realized by a few persons.

"There's a latent danger that it will enter protected natural areas without any kind of prior authorization," Pino says.

Efforts to encourage the government to acknowledge victims of 1965 has been met with a pushback from conservative elements, some have put up signs warning of the "latent danger of communism".

A more latent danger (not because it's any less of a threat, but because it is harder to detect) is the increased susceptibility to socio-medical challenges such as HIV/Aids – for which high-risk behaviours correlate to poor socio-economic status such as bad living conditions.

The city was also under latent danger of attack by the Venetians.

industries -- if it was employed to measure index or marketplace concentrations in a. similar fashion, an unusually high HHI figure could flag latent danger.

The grounds of negligence alleged were the failure to furnish a reasonably safe place for the work, failure to warn plaintiff of latent dangers of the work and the dangerous method of doing it, and specifically that plaintiff was directed to do the work in a particular manner under orders and instructions of defendant's foreman, to which plaintiff was bound to conform.

It not only causes a little reduction in efficiency but also may cause some latent dangers of the hybrid system at a part load condition.

In its 3-to-2 decision, the court found that the city had long been aware of the Cliff Walk's "latent dangers," including the dirt paths that are in fact erosion trails created by rainwater runoff.

Private funding comes with other latent dangers, too — the SEC just launched a deep investigation into mutual funds amidst controversy about whether investor fees were properly disclosed.

From a societal perspective, this case has exposed some of the latent dangers concealed by the seemingly magical powers of the internet.