Sentence examples for danger side from inspiring English sources

"Necessarily we see this war purely from the Russian and Seryian danger side, while lack of contact with England and English interests naturally causes an absence of that hatred which Germany bears towards that country.

The Crows desperately need a win here as well, because their run home is mixture of winnable games and potential snafus but when you watch Betts, Walker, Jenkins and Cameron causing scoring chaos, you can just as easily see them as the type of danger side that pinches a finals win off a better-fancied team.

The Storm's title aspirations stalled last round with a shock last-ditch loss to Newcastle but, on Saturday evening, six tries in the opening half for a 30-0 lead reaffirmed their status as one of the competition's danger sides.

Several European central banks have resorted to negative interest rates to fend off the threat of deflation, but Weber warned of the danger of side effects.

You might imagine that there'll be a danger this side will get judged against the 2006-07 whitewash version but by and large people recognise the differences between the sides so I don't think this team will suffer that kind of pressure.

It has been claimed that orthodontic treatment advances faster with negligible danger of side effects after minimally invasive surgical procedures, but there is a lack of the evidence related to the effectiveness of minimally invasive surgical procedures in accelerating tooth movement.

Alternative natural solutions to antidepressant drugs can offer greater benefit without the danger of side effects.

Thus, IL-4 and IL-13 might have therapeutic potential as tendon-healing agents used locally; the systemic use of these immunomodulatory cytokines is not advisable because of the danger of side effects.

Never mind that antibiotics are useless in treating colds and viral illnesses, and that they have their own dangers and side effects.

But Doctors Without Borders says that the dangers and side effects of the drugs pale beside the immensity of the epidemic itself, and that Western testing standards are overcautious.

"We're of course very worried about the dangers and side affects of these chemicals no matter how safe they tell us they are," said Geri Barish, executive director of 1 in 9, a coalition of breast cancer activists.