Sentence examples for ensuing dangers from inspiring English sources

Those who observe the fast must not only put up with the heat and the ensuing dangers of dehydration and exhaustion.

Exploring Uganda's welcoming stance toward such rhetoric, Williams traces the ensuing dangers: rising HIV rates resulting from the promotion of abstinence instead of sex education; the tabloid outing of homosexuals and the murder of activist David Kato, profiled in the wrenching documentary "Call Me Kuchu".

The ensuing danger of gentrification is a real one, but a fine line divides it from genuine cultural reinvention.

Dionysus sent Hypsipyle's sons, Euneos and Thoas, to rescue her from the ensuing danger; the Nemean Games were instituted in memory of the dead child.

Our 8 week pediatric course is presented 6 times a year with the ensuing danger of becoming mechanical and stale.

We propose, however, that a spontaneous change or experimental adjustment of chaperone activity aimed at saving rare mutants would likely result in decreased quality control of non-mutated proteins and the ensuing danger of protein misfolding and aggregation.

The ensuing question-and-answer session illustrated the danger of making any snap judgments.

The ensuing rebellions, during which the King often found himself in great danger, formed a hard school for the forging of his character.

And community education about pregnancy, child birth and postpartum, particularly, the danger signs of pregnancy, labour and delivery and the actions ensuing complication need to get particular attention.

In the ensuing search of dark rooms, it became apparent that structural timbers weakened by the fire were in danger of collapsing.

That carried a great danger: any deviation from a norm evaluated by a doctor could be regarded as an early phase of schizophrenia, with all ensuing consequences.