Sentence examples for a dangerous fall from inspiring English sources

One in 10 posed a risk of a dangerous fall, 8% had serious damp and 6% were excessively cold.

The Nation of Renters report (disputed by the National Landlords Association) shows 10% of homes pose a risk of a dangerous fall and 6% are excessively cold.

Partway down the run he trailed Russi by a fraction of a second, but he skied with such wild abandon over the final 1,000 m that he seemed always on the verge of a dangerous fall.

10% pose a risk of a dangerous fall.

He said he's ready to keep interest rates low for a long time, to lift the sagging economy and prevent a dangerous fall in prices.

As people age, they begin to lose their sense of balance and become ever more likely to take a dangerous fall.

We have warned that the system survives mainly by putting more power into the hands of the president — a dangerous fall-back when we are governed by an inept president.

Last Sunday, when Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras called the referendum, the ECB and the eurogroup ministers pledged to react, if needed, to avoid a dangerous fall-out in debt markets.

That said, it would be wrong to suggest that the two countries see eye-to-eye on all or even most big issues, or to rule out a dangerous falling-out in the future.

Six per cent were excessively cold and ten per cent risked a risk of dangerous fall; both of these factors present significant hazards for elderly people.

Her patient suffered a sudden, potentially dangerous fall in oxygen saturation during anaesthesia and she was unfamiliar with the equipment: At the time I felt as if everybody's eyes were just on me, watching me, how I was doing, what I was doing, and I felt that I couldn't fail.