Sentence examples for be considerable danger from inspiring English sources

As the Court has explained, without this exception, there would be considerable danger that the grant of patents would "tie up" the use of such tools and thereby "inhibit future innovation premised upon them". Id., at ___, 132 S.Ct., at 1301.

He said there would be "considerable danger" that without such an exception, the granting of patent would "tie up" the use of such tools and future innovation based on them.

Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the court, said "there would be considerable danger" in granting patents on natural phenomena because that approach would "inhibit future innovation" and "would be at odds with the very point of patents, which exist to promote creation".

By contrast, the Los Angeles mayor and the police chief, Charles Beck, held a near-celebratory news conference at Mr. Villaraigosa's office as crews outside — including workers in white hazmat suits, in response to what officials said was considerable danger of biological infection — cleaned up the wreckage across City Hall Park.

There is considerable danger that Libya will turn out much the same way.

There is considerable danger in having government argue in complex higher education communities like New York that government-aligned institutions like CUNY and SUNY can be redeployed to solve problems like student debt and the college-going rate.

Nevertheless benefit gained by the double-fuel combustion at full load can be considerable, since in this condition knocking danger is higher and gasoline fuelled engines run with rich mixtures; decreasing the engine load, knocking becomes less dangerous and probable, and air fuel mixture can return to be stoichiometric.

The Diamands were Jewish and Curcio was in considerable danger through her close association with them.

The risk of default is considerable, as is the danger of inflation and economic crisis.

There was considerable alarm about the danger and all of it was salvaged from the seabed.

He cautioned against "imprudent fiscal policies" and said there was a "considerable danger of overdoing it".