Sentence examples for danger analysis from inspiring English sources

Dr. Paxton, an American researcher who has worked here for 30 years and swims daily in Sydney Harbor, wrote the shark danger analysis for the mile-long Olympic swim in the harbor last September, giving the assurance that the 100 triathlon swimmers were racing at "virtually nil risk".

In 1966, Douglas published her most celebrated work, Purity and Danger: an Analysis of Concepts of Pollution and Taboo.

There is also a danger that the analysis will destroy for you not only the humor in this particular joke, but all humor, in any form that you will subsequently come across.

A danger in this analysis is that the relationship between exposures and response variables is not accounted for in the generation of the principal components.

The limited focus on men in transactional sex research restricts the extent to which the phenomenon can be understood relationally which has the danger of inclining analysis to a one-sided examination of the phenomenon.

We, as others before [ 58], find the limitations of the literature, especially the small number of larger studies in defined communities with defined criteria, limit any methodological considerations without the danger of over analysis.

It is also a warning of the dangers of scientific analysis replacing the good old human eye.

Deadly Consequences In Washington State, The Times's analysis highlighted danger at play when there is no broad mandatory firearm surrender law.

From an interpretive perspective, there is a danger that such an analysis may be restrictive in generating different or challenging insights into a given phenomenon.

Hoggart is aware of the dangers inherent in his analysis, finding himself, he writes "constantly having to resist a strong inner pressure to make the old much more admirable than the new".

In any case, if you were able to bring into the analysis the dangers of global warming and terrorism, then, arguably, these renewable options would be "competitive".