Sentence examples for corresponding dangers from inspiring English sources

Cue doom-mongers, mostly on the western side, warning that US-Russia relations are every bit as bad as they were during the darkest days of the cold war, with corresponding dangers for everyone else.

The present model is not incompatible with previous proposals that strategic process, arising from inappropriate beliefs about the advantages of worry or its corresponding dangers (Wells, 2006), or from the use of inappropriate rules for when to stop worrying (Davey, 2006), can play a part in the maintenance or development of pathological worry.

But there's no corresponding danger for Ker, or the audience: this is always cosy pastiche, whose style and narrative twists contain few surprises.

However, as in computer 'science', the central scientific core of HCI is perhaps still unclear; for example, a strength of HCI is the closeness between theory and practice, but the corresponding danger is that the two are often confused.

No amount of target-hardening and corresponding efforts to reduce dangers will protect United States personnel against suicide missions or other terrorist threats.

The drivers' inattention actions were classified into three danger levels, and the corresponding countermeasures for the actions at each danger level were similarly classified.

For everyone he meets on the Mexican side the corresponding journey north is fraught with danger and obstacles.

Specifically, because people's knowledge of oral and pharyngeal cancer is close to zero, a media campaign that increases awareness of oral and pharyngeal cancer and its potential danger may eventuate in a corresponding increase in screening intentions.

For example, between the CR link A and CR link E, there is no edge because the terrain obstacle prevents possible interference path and corresponding links can use the same channel without danger of the mutual harmful interference.

It noted that awareness of the dangers relating to smoking grew during the 13-year-period, corresponding with a significant reduction in pregnant smokers and contributing to the decrease in stillbirths but only marginally affecting the study.

The acceptance of a free market hypothesis in government in the 1990s and 2000s and the corresponding need for very light touch regulation of financial markets and the economy in general would be one example of the dangers of group-think.