"constitute danger" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that poses a threat or potential harm to someone or something else. Example: "The broken fence and loose wires constitute a danger to children playing in the yard."
If you are reckoned by them to constitute danger to their set-up and the privileges they enjoy they will come after you.
Positions of leverage, in the guise of (and perhaps even in the spirit of) philanthropy also constitute danger.
The law banned leasing or licensing public lands near the fisheries reserve "until the legislature by appropriate resolution specifically finds that the entry will not constitute danger to the fishery," according to a recent decision from the Alaska Department of Law.
Aluminum adjuvants activate NLRP3 by multiple mechanisms such as by causing damage and rupture of the phagolysosomes, generating reactive oxygen species, inducing K+ efflux and via release from injured tissues of molecules that constitute danger-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) such as uric acid and ATP.
In effect, Manuel was implying that what constituted danger was based on the definition of a save.
It was unclear whether they were shot by Afghan soldiers or NATO troops, but a NATO spokesman, Lt. Cmdr. James Williams, said NATO troops would shoot only if they were in mortal danger, and the protesters did not constitute mortal danger.
Therefore, in addition to identifying the switch from the yeast to hyphal form in C. albicans, the MAPK/MKP1/c-Fos pathway may also constitute a danger response mechanism informing the host of potentially dangerous levels of this fungal pathogen.
After touring collective farms around Vinnytsia, Ukraine, Bormann was concerned about the health and good physical constitution of the population, as he was concerned that they could constitute a danger to the regime.
-Does the disease currently constitute a danger to the species?
Psychotics may require hospitalization because they cannot take care of themselves or because they may constitute a danger to themselves or to others.
PAGE 4 Editorial DANGER TO HEALTH AND WELFARE The Environmental Protection Agency has confirmed what most people have long suspected: carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases constitute a danger to public health and welfare.
