Sentence examples for dangers of entry from inspiring English sources
As for any risk to Britain's traditionally high levels of foreign direct investment, that too hardly seems urgent compared with blood-curdling dangers of entry that the "No" campaign can summon up.
Legal status is clearly the key factor in allowing migrants to travel freely between destination and their home communities: those migrants who lack secure legal status are less likely to engage in this kind of physical circulation because they are not guaranteed re-entry and do not want to risk the cost and potential danger of an unauthorized entry (Massey, Durand, & Malone, 2002).
"The Administration's policy of turning people away from legal ports of entry, otherwise known as metering, is putting families and children in great danger," Democratic Rep. Joaquin Castro, Chairman Elect of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, said in a statement.
The danger of the digital 'publishing' corporations is their unprecedented access to billions of tiny payments, for product that costs them effectively nothing, at their point of entry.
