Their work to bring the dangers of drunk driving to the fore of American consciousness played a vital role in that change.
"But that brings the danger of miscalculating".
"But this brought the danger closer to home.
"This is looking like a Trojan horse for increased tuition fees and brings the danger of creating a two-tier system that could brand some universities as second class," said Gordon Marsden, Labour's shadow higher education minister.
The ordinariness of the main characters, the drabness of the digital-video cinematography and the movie's grim refusal of sensationalism brought the danger close to home, even to a viewer who would never dream of putting on an oxygen tank and jumping off a boat.
After all, despite the (misleading) hype, "you should not have the feeling that the point of going to party is to fuck or get fucked," says Kathi, "because that in itself brings the danger of people feeling pressured to do things they might not really want to do".
After all, despite the (misleading) hype, "you should not have the feeling that the point of going to party is to fuck or get fucked," says Kathi, "because that in itself brings the danger of people feeling pressured to do things they might not really want to do". .
It was a shared experience for so many Jews and to know that Ezra Schwartz shared it also, only to die in a terrorist attack in Israel, brings the danger to Israelis and Jews worldwide that much closer to home... and the heart.
The lack of fresh water in the storm's aftermath brings the danger of water-borne diseases such as diarrhoea and cholera.
Cardin asked his question in light of the Flint water crisis, which brought the dangers of water lead to widespread national attention at the end of 2015.
