Sentence examples for danger of generating from inspiring English sources
If such a policy is maintained for too long, there is obviously a danger of generating another asset price bubble, and we'd be back to where we were when Bernanke's tenure at the Fed began.
Perhaps it is necessary that drug metabolites be capable of generating danger signals such as high mobility group box (HMGB) 1, heat shock proteins and S100 proteins from damaged cells, to act as costimulators.
"The evident danger of the trek generates curiously little suspense; the antagonism between Karma and Tinle seems muted, and too easily resolved," he added.
University of Pennsylvania School of Law professor Leo Katz writes in "Targeted Killing and the Strategic Use of Self-Defense" that there is a danger of a state government artificially generating instances in which it asserts it must use targeted killing in self-defense.
Danger generates these ad hoc camaraderies.
The proposed system uses the radar sensor to measure the location and speed of the vehicles approaching towards the intersection and generate warnings in case of danger of collision.
The second problem is the danger of tilting or sliding caused by the reaction force generated while the robot is tilting the object.
The high proportion of fosfomycin mutants generated by the hypermutable mutS-deficient strain indicates a real danger of rapid emergence of resistant mutants during a treatment.
Mr Draper is frustrated that the enthusiasm generated by London 2012 has not been built on and is in danger of being wasted.
This issue has generated intense controversy among farmers and ranchers who contend that public health officials have exaggerated the danger of agricultural uses of antibiotics to humans.
The danger of the Secret Service's failures is not in the narrowly averted disasters; it's in the capacity of those failures to generate even more dangers on their own.
