Sentence examples for degrees of danger from inspiring English sources
The only thing I can say about learning the hard way is: If more than two guys are willing to fight with you, and if you cannot run, it's better to have a wall at your back to avoid 180 degrees of danger.
But threats to humanity come in various shapes and constitute varying degrees of danger.
Fishers interact with various types of elasmobranchs that range widely in size, weight and shape, and could pose various degrees of danger to the crew.
Thus, for the CO2 stablization pathway holding at the level governments have set to keep below the 2 degree point of danger, ExxonMobil claims that by 2030 the average American household would face an added CO2 cost of almost $2,350 per year for energy.
So does a first-act curtain portending a degree of danger that somehow gets swept away during the intermission.
One thing Melvern avoids mentioning, possibly, in fairness, because she was not there, was the degree of danger involved.
Seoul is well within artillery range of North Korea, so the latter's acquisition of missiles does not make much difference to the degree of danger.
Still, the task seems manageable if we remember that the issue is neither the detainee's guilt nor the degree of danger the detainee poses.
