Sentence examples for danger slight from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, anxiety doesn't fully urge us to fight, flee or freeze; it is there to alert us to the possibility of danger: slight dizziness, nausea, dry mouth and racing, repetitive thoughts.

Doubtless it would be possible to over-interpret the man, but since there has been so little interpretation of him to date, the danger is slight.

"There is always that slight danger that you could get another hit and do some more damage, but there is always that danger in every game we play," Hinkley said.

There is, as Cumberbatch admits, a slight danger of stereotyping.

"There's a slight danger in assuming the new art cinema is all about long takes.

They sought young men born to the saddle, undaunted by danger, and generally slight of build so as to minimize the strain on their mounts.

After ruffing the opening club lead and cashing the diamond ace, there was a slight danger of failing in four spades.

There might be slight danger that a label would be trying to say "Let's make sure there's a radio song".

There was also a slight danger of damaging the heart valve through which the lead had been threaded in 2005, when doctors had screwed the tip into muscle in the bottom of the right ventricle of his heart.

The Scot has brought his team of trusted assistants across from Goodison, as everyone expected him to do, but with Giggs joining Scholes and Butt on the coaching staff there appears a slight danger of having more chiefs than Indians running around at Carrington.

Injuries from sunfish are rare, although a slight danger exists from large sunfish leaping out of the water onto boats; in one instance, a boy was knocked off his boat when a sunfish leaped onto it.