The bottom line is that the radiation danger diminishes by half every 30 years.
Change is also needed in the nation's juvenile justice system, which is littered with ill-conceived strategies that unnecessarily confine young people, exposing them to danger, diminishing their future prospects, increasing crime, and wasting hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars.
But Mr. Romney would only be in danger if he committed some game-changing gaffe, with the risk diminishing as his mathematical advantage mounted.
"This danger was diminished, of course, by the fact that Scotland is an integral part of the UK economy and that we are currently contributing to the fastest growing economy in the G7.
This is a worthwhile exercise, although it has the built-in danger of diminishing the books it seeks to celebrate.
Some detect a creeping nervousness in government about the centenary that is in danger of diminishing the sacrifices made.
Second, because there is absolutely no evidence that longform texts themselves, as transmitters of knowledge and entertainment, are in any danger of diminishing in value.
Harsh personal attacks on judges are bad for democracy and in danger of diminishing the independence of the judiciary, the former deputy president of the supreme court has warned.
Slowly we would gain air superiority and the danger would diminish.
As a consequence, medical services have become more formalized, physicians are expected to work overtime and activities involving direct patient contact are in danger of diminishing in the face of economic realities [ 7, 8].
