Sentence examples for danger developed from inspiring English sources
Another danger developed when William Walker and his band of filibusters took over Nicaragua in 1856, threatening all of Central America.
In conclusion, the present study points to a rather persistent pattern of problematic substance use with a number of associated and predictive psychosocial features that both can be assessed in the community as a first step for the identification of individuals who are in danger of developing long-term risk behaviours in adulthood.
In 2002, a revolutionary paper was published in the NEJM reporting the results of the Diabetes Prevention Program DPPP), a NIDDK-sponsored, multi-centered study asking how patients in danger of developing type two diabetes could reduce this risk.
"When you are young and in danger you develop skills," he says.
Injuries are not the only danger; many develop respiratory ailments like asthma, silicosis and black lung.
Because the DNA cannot be replicated, there is no danger of developing AIDS from the vaccine, the council said.
She is unsparing in her research: readers unaccustomed to angiosperms are in danger of developing hay fever.
Chile made the more aggressive start, driving forward relentlessly and smothering every opposition attack before a hint of danger could develop.
It is a hard proposition: that only prolonged and intimate exposure to danger can develop the necessary wisdom to deal with it.
