Sentence examples for a large danger from inspiring English sources

There's still a large danger the government says no, or demands divestitures large enough to sink the deal.

A large danger to Bakersfield's sheep industry is that those who had dedicated their life to its continuation are aging out, and there are few replacements.

But the government faces a larger danger: the perception that it is increasingly susceptible to pressure from within and without the Labour Party.

And yet, as Turkle argues, Roxxxy is emblematic of a larger danger, in which the prevalence of robots makes us unwilling to put in the work required by real human relationships.

But Mr. Miu's predicament illustrates a larger danger facing Western companies here: crosscurrents developing in the traditionally vague, indirect and informal way business deals are often done here and the requirements of a more legalistic court system that sometimes intervenes precipitously in disputes.

A larger danger to consumers is red tape from well-intentioned regulators based on knee-jerk reactions to guard consumers from new products without first checking the laws already on the books.

The exception to this is when it is expected that adjusting for centre-effects could lead to convergence issues, or unstable estimates; in this case, we recommend centre be ignored in the analysis, as non-convergence or unstable estimates are a larger danger than a type I error rate that is too low.

In a presentation in Naples, Italy, to the 63rd International Astronautical Congress, Martha MejianKaIISL, an IISL member from the Autonomous National University of Mexico, said Envisat is a "ticking bomb" that poses an unusually large danger to a heavily populated corridor in polar orbit at 780 kilometers in altitude.

People who look at smiling pigs with top hats carrying bags of cash and don't see a monumentally large danger sign.

These projects can only go ahead if patients give explicit consent, or when the health secretary grants an exception, for example, to protect people in the event of a large-scale danger to public health.

But bears, swamp gas, falling trees or helicopters and the elusive threat of cougars aside, the largest danger a jughound faces sometimes comes from himself or other jughounds.