Sentence examples for dangerous range from inspiring English sources
But if coal emissions are phased out promptly, a range of actions including improved agricultural and forestry practices could bring the level of atmospheric carbon dioxide back down, out of the dangerous range.
Within one hour of exposure to a cold environment at 4°C, their core body temperature drops by more than 3.5°C, and within 2 4 hours, it reaches a dangerous range of hypothermia at ∼27°C [24], [25].
In addition, as illustrated by the symptom assessment carried out in this study, the risk of severe hypoglycemia may be increased in young children because their parents are unable to recognize glucose levels falling into a dangerous range in the absence of a meter glucose measurement.
The peak horizontal sliding forces on spudcan at different offset distances modeled with Matlab to fit the numerical simulation results and the possible dangerous ranges during re-installation have been obtained.
As the hours passed, alarms became less frequent and the vitals' numbers began to leave the dangerous ranges.
Unnecessary, and potentially dangerous, delays range from placement of the obligatory second 'large-bore IV' to imaging studies that may not change clinical management.
An ambitious start culminated in two chances in the first five minutes, with Marc Muniesa walloping a dangerous long-range volley and a swift break requiring some clever defending to send Xherdan Shaqiri away from a clear sight of goal.
By Friday afternoon, the storm's center was predicted to approach Delaware on Monday and Tuesday, with powerful winds, torrential rains and dangerous tides ranging over hundreds of miles.
Someone must apply the rigors of science to the equation to help keep the shows running on time and, more important, to protect thousands of spectators and hundreds of golfers from dangerous weather ranging from strong wind and rain to lightning strikes and tornadoes.
City, however, were able to contain Barcelona, apart from a dangerous long-range effort from Xavi that Hart turned away.
That figure is dwarfed by the estimated 300,000 Mexican migrants who flow into the United States each year illegally, often risking death by traversing dangerous mountain ranges and deserts.
