Sentence examples for danger of disaster from inspiring English sources
When the pace is faster, there is a sense of running against the imminent danger of disaster.
Gardner quotes the sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward as advising the trustees around 1900 that "if the term modern art means to include any art later than the Renaissance you would be getting into a sea of difficulties where there would be danger of disaster".
Governor David Ige signed an emergency proclamation ahead of Lane's onset, as "the danger of disaster is of such magnitude to warrant pre-emptive and protective action".
Moni said the world's most vulnerable countries were being "marginalised", even while the danger of disasters related to global warming was increasing rapidly.
And this does not even take into account the ever-present danger of nuclear disaster through accident, negligence or terrorist attack.
John Kerry, chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee, said: "This historic Senate vote makes our country safer and moves the world further away from the danger of nuclear disaster.
But as evidence of the effects of global warming grows, the balance of risk is changing: the danger of nuclear disaster now needs to be weighed against the overwhelming consensus that greenhouse gas emissions are causing the climate to change.
A couple of months ago the Department of Transportation DOTT) issued new regulations for trains carrying crude oil, but the new rules don't do enough to address what the department itself called the "real and imminent danger" of another disaster.
The greatest potential danger of climate disasters is not drought, flood, nor storm; it is a prolonged denial of its existence.
With radiation around Tokyo still higher than normal and the danger of a major disaster unfolding just 250km away, foreign embassies have been advising nationals to leave.
The potential impact on the fragile sound ecology, the danger of a natural disaster that could destroy the plant, and the whole issue of its possible target for terrorists.
