Sentence examples for danger represents from inspiring English sources

Welcoming and offering shelter to those in danger represents an "unconditional duty for a large state bound by law," Housing Minister Emmanuelle Cosse said Tuesday in a statement.

Likely, DANGER represents part of the eukaryotic genome that existed before the emergence of multicellular animals [36].

Stated simply, danger represents an immunologic challenge that activates the innate immune system and stimulates host defense.

Last night, his emphasis was on danger, represented, first, by foreign criminals and terrorists.

This election, their concern shifted to the danger represented by solutions.

In other cases, the danger represented by the taboo can be overcome through ritual.

It was said that for Yukawa, living in proximity to danger represented a final chance to make sense of a life filled with misfortune.

Instead, for Yukawa, living life in proximity to danger represented a final chance to make sense of a life filled with misfortune.

The results of a large number of long term simulations of the LEO environment perturbed by the collisional fragmentation of massive objects are used to identify the main driving parameters of the long term collisional evolution of the debris population and measure the danger represented by "typical" classes of space objects.

Together, Abu'l-Qasim and the younger Jarrahids convinced Mufarrij of the danger represented by Yarukh and the need to confront him before he reached Ramlah.

The Gepids' defeat caused a geopolitical shift in the Pannonian Basin, as it ended the danger represented by the Gepids to the Empire.