Sentence examples for burden of dangerous from inspiring English sources

Johnson himself, having spent much of his childhood playing baseball-simulation games rich with complexity and data, has now applied his own nimble cognitive skills to a real-world ecosystem much messier than any imaginary ball diamond or video-game universe: the city of London in the mid-19th century, with its 2.4 million humans, nightmarish plumbing and burden of dangerous microbes.

This situation may be exacerbated in lupus by inadequate handling of the burden of dangerous molecules.

If esomeprazole were proven to be effective at prolonging gestation in early onset pre-eclampsia it would be the first treatment option for this group of vulnerable mothers and could play an important role in decreasing the clinical burden of this dangerous condition.

Should the United States open up relations with the North while the regime continues to possess some reported 20 or more nuclear warheads, then the South Korean people will have to carry this burden of having a dangerous nuclear state in their backyard for the rest of their lives, not knowing when, or if, true denuclearization will ever be realized.

"In psychotherapy, people take upon themselves the burden of deep and often dangerous revelations about their interior lives," Cardinal Ratzinger said.

Moreover, the sole procedural protections available to the alien are found in administrative proceedings, where the alien bears the burden of proving he is not dangerous, without (in the government's view) significant later judicial review.

Newspapers were small enterprises and they carried a heavy burden of taxes explicitly designed to price dangerous information and ideas out of the reach of the masses.

This new provision shifts the burden of proof onto the person or persons who are in possession of dangerous biological agents to prove they have the material for legitimate purposes.

The answer is that dangerous weapons are much more dangerous when in the hands of dangerous people.

They support the release of dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, criminals from detention.

The distribution of dangerous Australian spiders varies.