Sentence examples for a persistent danger from inspiring English sources
Erosion is a persistent danger right along the route, so keep your distance from the cliff edge.
US citizens in the country have been warned about a persistent danger to their security, and two US naval warships remain nearby in case the ambassador orders an evacuation.
About 4,000 rockets were fired into Israel by the Iranian-backed Lebanese Hezbollah organization during the monthlong war in 2006, and rocket fire from Gaza is a persistent danger.
For example, poor water quality was known to be a persistent danger in fourteenth-century Europe.
According to Philips Smithh, losing that loyalty is a persistent danger because of the rising market share of private labels.
Because it has been impossible thus far to completely eliminate the virus from chicken flocks or from wild birds or to prevent transmission to mammals, there is a persistent danger that H5N1 viruses [which have continually mutated and evolved (2)] will eventually become more easily transmissible to and among humans.
For reporters, there is a clear and persistent danger in the current state of affairs.
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But there is a dark side to the novelty: true and persistent danger.
Still, one persistent danger — that Mr. Trump would find a way to scuttle the investigation before it could be completed — never materialized.
We speculate that this could be due to an unresolved stress and hypermetabolic response, for example by persistent danger associated molecular pattern (DAMP's) or stress hormones, which induces the immune system and inflammation but in a delayed fashion (Diao et al., 2014, Lamkanfi et al., 2009).
