Sentence examples for danger change from inspiring English sources

Last year alone, six women and their children at the YWCA's shelter were at immediate risk of physical harm from abusive husbands or boyfriends and could have used the tickets to fly on any United route within the country to escape the danger, change their identities and set up a new life in a different state, Mathis said.

If your pimpness is in danger, change your station-quick.

Beer followed up his study in 1995, but this time used more sophisticated modelling to look at how fire danger changed as levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere went up.

This past July was Earth's hottest month since record keeping began, but warming isn't the only danger climate change holds in store.

(2) The EMR signal is related to changes in stress state, fracturing activity and gas flow state in the process of mining, and the increase of the outburst danger will change characteristics of EMR signal in time and frequency domains.

"The more greenhouse gases we pump into the atmosphere, the more danger of change there is going to be," he says.

What's more, the massive amount of neurodegeneration, greater than 90% in the striatum for grade 4 brains [ 39], poses the danger that changes in tissue/cell type composition are compared rather than changes in gene expression.

But, danger has changed as we've evolved, so what and how we fear needs to change, too.

Leadership on the Line: Staying Alive through the Dangers of Change, 2. Harvard Business Review Press, 2017.

Lyrical themes about the "danger of changes" and "growing pains" perhaps tell the story of a typical "difficult second album", with associated gains and losses.

But since the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, the definition of imminent danger has changed, prompting law enforcement officials to rethink the rules of engagement.