Sentence examples for dangerous falls from inspiring English sources

The intention is to make them more flexible and less likely to cause dangerous falls when hit by horses.

The risks were eventually minimized "by using computer generated people for the dangerous falls".

In young adults, regular exercise can increase bone mineral density by as much as 2 to 8percentt a year, according to the New York Times, helping to prevent dangerous falls and fractures later in life.

The local mayor claims there are dangerous falling rocks, but this supposed danger does not seem to bother the fishermen.

One in 10 posed a risk of a dangerous fall, 8% had serious damp and 6% were excessively cold.

Six per cent were excessively cold and ten per cent risked a risk of dangerous fall; both of these factors present significant hazards for elderly people.

That said, it would be wrong to suggest that the two countries see eye-to-eye on all or even most big issues, or to rule out a dangerous falling-out in the future.

Partway down the run he trailed Russi by a fraction of a second, but he skied with such wild abandon over the final 1,000 m that he seemed always on the verge of a dangerous fall.

We have warned that the system survives mainly by putting more power into the hands of the president — a dangerous fall-back when we are governed by an inept president.

Last Sunday, when Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras called the referendum, the ECB and the eurogroup ministers pledged to react, if needed, to avoid a dangerous fall-out in debt markets.

In "Dead Dreams of Monochrome Men" from 1988, for example, he explored a serial killer's psyche through intense, repetitive movements that were physically daring, even dangerous: falling, climbing, dancers' throwing one another around.