Sentence examples for dangerous concentrations of from inspiring English sources

This has led to potentially dangerous concentrations of sovereign debt.

State energy officials had warned of the site, a former oil field, and it has been found to have dangerous concentrations of methane and hydrogen sulfide.

This device, a sort of portable chemistry set, can detect whether village groundwater is laced with dangerous concentrations of arsenic.

On his 80th birthday, in 1987, George Romney took family members on a tour of Washington, instructing them in the three dangerous "concentrations of power:" "big labor," "big business" and "big government".

For days, authority officials have maintained that the sludge released in the spill is not toxic, though coal ash has long been known to contain dangerous concentrations of heavy metals.

The death of Chris McCandless should serve as a caveat to other foragers: Even when some parts of a plant are known to be edible, other parts of the same species may contain dangerous concentrations of toxic compounds.

We now need our politicians to wake up and address this dangerous concentration of wealth and power in the hands of so few".

Critics say she allowed a dangerous concentration of housing for the poor, tolerated inattentive landlords and showed only occasional interest in economic development.

The recall was decided on, Mr. Nunes said, after a test of reservoir water at a single Salinas Valley farm that supplies the Nunes Company found "a dangerous concentration of generic E. coli".

"It is a dangerous concentration of power for any one elected official or institution to be able to handpick a charter commission, predetermine proposals sent to the voters, and then bankroll those proposals with their personal wealth," he said.

"The trouble is that a smaller, but still dangerous, concentration of pathogens won't necessarily be detectable by smell.