Sentence examples for danger of proliferating from inspiring English sources
FOR many years Britain's tiny band of civil libertarians have been trying to alert their countrymen to the danger of proliferating government databases, which allow bureaucrats to share citizens' information among themselves with the minimum of fuss.
It is a wake-up call, highlighting the dangers of proliferating weapons of mass destruction – and the use to which such devices could be put.
Ki67 is a marker of proliferating cells.
Fusion is a much neater idea - atoms are jammed together to release huge amounts of energy, with no danger of accidents or proliferating weapons.
But I can't stop the angry voice inside my head from pushing back at the dread, explaining over and over to the robo-female voice the many levels of illogic in her comment, and from there, railing at the proliferating danger of brainless certainty in our world.
"As the world proliferates, this is magnifying the danger of mistaken launch, of accidental use, of unauthorized use -- and of capture," Blair said.
That certainly will pose Terminator-like dangers if AI keeps proliferating with no responsibility.
As such, Russia is in imminent danger of moving from a "concentrated epidemic" of HIV, with the virus confined to one subset of the population, into a "generalised epidemic", with the virus proliferating throughout wider society.
Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.
It was in danger of falling down.
