Sentence examples for danger of large from inspiring English sources

An obvious danger of large and persistent deficits is a loss of faith in governments' ability to cap the rise in debt.

The danger of large leaks is particularly pronounced at natural gas fields that have been converted into underground gas storage facilities, like Aliso Canyon, according to geologist Briana Mordick, a senior scientist at the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Frank Zappa, a self-described conservative, used his concept album Joe's Garage to address themes such as individualism, sexuality, the danger of large government, and "the foolishness of white males".

The lyrical themes of Joe's Garage involve individualism, sexuality, the danger of large government, and "the foolishness of white males", according to Kelly Fisher Lowe in The Words and Music of Frank Zappa.

By SOLAS standards the lifeboats should have been lower on the ship's hull (15 m above the waterline), but for the sake of Queen Mary 2s appearance as well as to avoid the danger of large North Atlantic waves damaging the boats in a storm, Payne convinced SOLAS officials to exempt the Queen Mary 2 from this requirement, and the boats are 25 m above the waterline.

For he would have them and us believe that it is possible to fight ISIS successfully without committing large numbers of U.S. ground troops to yet another Iraq-type war; and that it is possible to wage that war without significantly increasing the danger of large-scale terrorist activity here at home.

Claiming that there is a danger of large-scale harm from weapons of mass destruction unless humanity is morally enhanced (so that immorality is erased or substantially reduced) implies only that this is necessary to remove the danger, not that this is sufficient.

The dangers of large doses of anabolic steroids to young people are poorly studied.

In her report published in 2009, Anne Owers was critical of lack of resources and "inadequate" focus on resettlement and, in particular, warned about the dangers of "large amounts of alcohol" being smuggled in to the prison.

The state statute is not void, however, for want of evidence.... Buckley demonstrates that the dangers of large, corrupt contributions and the suspicion that large contributions are corrupt are neither novel nor implausible...

Last month, the American Academy of Pediatrics released its new statement on drowning prevention, reiterating the importance of fences that completely surround swimming pools and warning of the dangers of large inflatable pools, which may be less likely to be fenced.