Sentence examples for danger of collateral from inspiring English sources

There is the danger of collateral damage to civilian systems, such as disrupting a power supply to a hospital.

This principle is the basis for experimental therapeutic approaches exploiting the oncolytic potential of such agents without the danger of collateral damage to resistant normal tissues.

The advent of new technologies like hit-to-kill missile seekers and advanced signal processors greatly increased the defensive potential of the system while reducing the danger of collateral damage.

"But I am concerned that consumers will find Windows 8 on PCs a rather daunting challenge because it's such a significant shift from Windows as they know it today, and therefore there's a danger of collateral damage to Windows Phone 8 if people decide to wait before jumping in".

A rising lethal toll from further raids risks support rising for the Islamists and the danger of such "collateral damage" increases when there is a paucity of human intelligence from the scene.

But the European Commission believes that an idea floated in British circles of a "blocking minority" - whereby the UK and other non-eurozone countries would effectively have a right to veto over what goes on inside the eurozone if they believe there's a danger of suffering collateral damage - would not be legally enforceable.

Of course, Godzilla has form in battling other monsters, but for me, it puts the humans in danger of being mere collateral damage, looking and feeling irrelevant in this great big skyscraper-wrecking punch-up of the mega-behemoths.

The Underwood's must overcome these dangers -- past and present -- to avoid losing everything, regardless of collateral damage they leave in their wake.

§ 45.7 Segregation of collateral.

§ 349.7 Segregation of collateral.

Estimates of collateral damage?