Sentence examples for danger d from inspiring English sources

This analysis revealed the presence of multiple metazoan proteins, denoted as DANGER (D) proteins (Table S1).

The greatest danger to D-Day (aside from bad weather) now became the loopy telegrams and invisible ink letters sent as part of "Operation Fortitude".

Thus, we do not perceive a realistic danger that 954(d)(1) will compromise First Amendment values.

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Prof Nicholas Clarke, consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Southampton General Hospital, said who has been warning of the dangers of vitamin D deficiency since 2010, said: "I strongly support the use of supplements and widespread fortification of foods".

The artisan gives them colorful names like the Fiddler, the Ding Danger or Moto Grigio.

Facebook or MySpace pages, e-mails, texting and comments on Web forums have been used to humiliate or torment people and even put them in danger," Senator Joe Simitian (D-Palo Alto), who authored the legislation, said in a statement.

Be aware of the dangers of vitamin D deficiency.

In the foyer were some Frank Stella sculptures, two books — "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Since 1900" and "The Dangerous Book for Boys" — and an old tin sign reading "DÉFENSE D'ENTRER, DANGER DE MORT".

For some, the cold weather and shortened days can make winter a danger time for vitamin D deficiency.

The point about the danger of excess Vitamin D also of course is relevant when considering the case for fortification on a selective basis.