Sentence examples for Minimal danger from inspiring English sources

The bronchoscope means the biopsy can be done with minimal danger and trauma to the patient.

With laconic glee, he advises Andy to cut back the chaparral in their back yard to waist height in summer, to avoid the "minimal" danger of baby rattlesnakes.

The odds climbed by more than 30 percent even on days classified by the federal air quality index as "moderate" pollution days, which is intended to correspond to a minimal danger to health.

Los Angeles transit officials say that millions of dollars in annual revenues have been lost because of riders who calculated, reasonably enough, that they could ride the subway free with minimal danger of detection, no matter the occasional deputy sheriff demanding to see a fare card and a $250 fine for violators.

The police have always said there is minimal danger of grenades being used by criminals.

Duncan Dollimore, head of campaigns at national charity Cycling UK, said the statistics showed people who use electric and conventional bikes "present a minimal danger to others".

Prior to the FDA approval of the first genetically engineered crop, researchers at the FDA found that GMOs posed no risk to humans, and emphasized the minimal dangers to environment.

Removing a washing machine's agitator is generally a simple, easy procedure with minimal risk of danger.

The state that promises maximised choice and minimal risk is in serious danger of encouraging people to forget two fundamentals of economic reality - scarcity as an inexorable truth about a materially limited world, and concrete productivity and added value as the condition for increasing purchasing power or liberty, and thus sustaining any kind of market.

The body's negative response to "situations where we realize there is no, or minimal, actual danger," as Rozin puts it, has wide appeal.

He writes, "We may come to enjoy our body's negative responses to situations when we realize that there is no, or minimal, actual danger.