Sentence examples for a notable danger from inspiring English sources

Baseball only occasionally becomes a contact sport, but balls that are thrown or batted toward a player's head represent a notable danger.

Nor did I think it constituted a notable danger to freedom of speech at the University of Florida or anywhere else.

In urban environment, dry deposition is more significant than wet deposition, but a notable danger is still represented by short drizzles, fog, and dew, which have higher pH, do not remove previous acid deposits, and provide sufficient moisture for their chemical activation [15 17].

"A notable risk"?

An outstanding mosaic of the crucifixion, created by a notable Jewish artist who fled from Nazi persecution, is in danger of being lost because the Roman Catholic church where it is displayed has been earmarked for closure.

When creating a notable renovation on an otherwise dull block, isn't there a danger of the home looking a bit aberrant?

Though a June, 2012 count of approximately 1500 individuals is a notable increase from the 2007 count of just 1000, it remains in danger of extinction.

With a notable exception.

A notable feat.

There was a notable exception.

They found a notable pattern.