Sentence examples for causing a danger of from inspiring English sources
In restaurants, I regularly see children stand and jump on the furniture or, worse, run along the aisles as if in a public park, causing a danger of injury.
The centreline bulkhead between the engine and boiler rooms caused a danger of capsizing if one side flooded and their narrow belt armor became submerged when overloaded.
But Sam Warburton's contract with the WRU does have the danger of causing a small bit of friction.
Long term monitoring systems with enhanced haptic is very significant in monitoring paraplegic patients since any type of rigid sensors is a danger of causing decubitus ulcers [ 18].
Section 2(4)a says that "where damage is caused to a visitor by a danger of which he had been warned by the occupier, the warning is not to be treated without more as absolving the occupier from liability, unless in all the circumstances it was enough to enable the visitor to be reasonably safe".
We conclude that I-MIBG therapy is an effective treatment modality for unresectable localised neuroblastoma causing or in danger of causing organ or respiratory dysfunction and offers a good alternative to chemotherapy if urgent treatment is needed.
We conclude that I-MIBG therapy is an effective treatment modality for unresectable localised neuroblastoma causing or in danger of causing organ or respiratory dysfunction.
That's a danger of exaggeration, caused by too much quickness to move toward popularization.
The aim of this retrospective study was to investigate the effect of I-MIBG therapy on resectability and outcome in patients with unresectable localised neuroblastoma causing or in danger of causing organ or respiratory dysfunction.
The naturopath, who was also a registered nurse and midwife, was taken to Narellan police station where she was charged with reckless grievous bodily harm and failure to provide for a child causing danger of death.
Under a low load of the unit, the steam mass flow through the low-pressure turbine is usually not big enough which causes the danger of a substantial increase in the temperature of the blades.
