Sentence examples for danger to progress from inspiring English sources
K.C. Singh, a former counterterrorism coordinator and former Indian ambassador to Iran, said the greatest danger to progress may lie in Mr. Sharif's making an overture before he has a solid hold on his country's powerful security infrastructure.
But while he is deeply interested in how Afrofuturism and its converse, Afropessimism, "reveal the precarious position of blackness within western society and the recurring sense of danger mediated by a will to progress," he finds the term Afrofuturism a little "corny".
It took some time for midwives to decide whether they should take action or not because they expected labor to progress even though danger signs were already identified.
Without mature and sensible laws governing biological patents, they are in danger of becoming the embodiment of impediment to progress.
Defective or prolonged clearance of apoptotic cells allows them to progress to secondary necrosis, a stage where danger signals may accumulate.
Both have contributed hugely to progress in medicine and both are mindful of the grave dangers of climate change for public health.
"Nothing seems to progress".
The danger is that talks once more get bogged down in procedural issues, and that more armed clashes create an atmosphere that is not conducive to progress.
