Sentence examples for danger of harm from inspiring English sources
The longer Congressional Republicans allow the shutdown to continue, the greater the danger of harm.
In the case of net neutrality, the danger of harm is largely in the future.
A newborn infant was believed to be in danger of harm by supernatural beings; the infant's parents were simultaneously in danger and potentially dangerous.
"Many of these tests are wasteful, and they could put patients in danger of harm without any benefits," said Daniel Wolfson, executive vice president of the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation.
The problems multiply when we turn to conduct that, whilst it does not actually cause harm, is criminalized because it threatens harm, or creates a danger of harm: to the broad category of 'nonconsummate' offenses (see Husak 1995).
The Food and Drug Administration will limit the amount of the pain reliever acetaminophen allowed in commonly used prescription drugs such as Percocet and Vicodin to reduce the danger of harm to the liver.
If you're not in immediate danger of harming yourself, talk with a trusted doctor, close relative or friend, or clergy member.
If you feel that your loved one is in imminent danger of harming themselves or someone else you should call 911.
But a 2011 report by the Israeli human rights group B'Tselem described them as carrying "a particularly high danger of harming innocent civilians".
Because the site is anonymous, the staff at LifeChurch cannot reach out to those who are in danger of harming themselves or others, Mr. Groeschel said.
"Because of the public disclosures by the government and AT&T,'' he added, "the court cannot conclude that merely maintaining this action creates a 'reasonable danger' of harming national security".
