Sentence examples for especially danger from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that both SJS and HLH have a high mortality rate, so concurrence of the two in a patient is especially danger.

However, the effect of social influence on adaptation to a change of situation, especially from danger to safety or safety to danger, is not known, while that of adaptation to a novel situation has been investigated in detail.

He is especially in danger of blood clots.

Neighborhoods with rail stations, historic housing stock, an abundance of market-rate developments and rising housing prices are especially in danger of losing low-income households.

The northern coasts are especially in danger, said the history lecturer at the university of Lima, and specialist in the social and environmental history of risk.

Brian Hurley, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Md., said flash freezes pose an especially high danger of "black ice" conditions on roads and sidewalks.

This is especially a danger in the case of hyperspectral data that also have high spatial resolution.

This is an especially acute danger because our sensory desires always respond automatically and effortlessly to their appropriate objects, while our moral motivations are more selective.

Fuel in the area remains critically dry, posing an especially acute danger when the winds pick up.

Due to the controlling nature of the relationship in the book, many in the BDSM community have concerns about how BDSM is being depicted, especially the danger potentially being promoted.

This can lead to poor clinical outcomes especially when danger signs are not properly identified.