Sentence examples for a possible danger. from inspiring English sources

For example, in an area where dengue fever is endemic there's a possible danger to the public".

"The security forces and the intelligence bodies are obligated to safeguard their well-being in case of a possible danger".

However, the evidence is still far from proving whether the long-term consumption of GM foods posses a possible danger for human or animal health.

One experiment used electrodes to measure the startle blink reflex, the way we flinch and blink when startled by a possible danger.

Re "For Botox User, a Few Words of Caution: (Personal Health, July 1): Jane Brody stressed a possible danger of Botox use: "droopy eyelids, difficulty swallowing or talking, trouble breathing or muscle weakness".

Successive governments violently repressed demands for social justice and sought to exterminate civil society's organized groups, union and political leaders, indeed anything and everything that could be seen as a threat to the oligarchy that has governed Colombia since time immemorial, and viewed as a possible danger to powerful landowners, regional interest groups and international corporations.

However, both the governments were vigilant to prevent any possible danger to the barrage.

The Met Office warned: "widespread flooding will lead to high levels of disruption to travel, deep, fast-flowing watercourses and an associated possible danger to life".

But the department still grapples with the reality that at least half of seriously mentally ill people receive no treatment at all, a situation of possible danger to the entire community and, far more often, to themselves.

It may be that many of the church's attacks on the film are not designed for the general public, but rather serve as a signal of possible danger for the flock.

After all, a house should be a home, not a fortress from every possible danger the world has to offer.