Sentence examples for estimated danger from inspiring English sources
The estimated danger from a large impact has dropped in recent decades because of telescopic observations and sky surveys.
A simple metric to estimate this danger is the number of parallel tasks created per second.
The groups noted a lack of information on the frequency and size of eruptions like Tambora, which makes it hard to estimate the danger to life and property from historically active but not currently erupting volcanoes.
All that mattered was whether Lugod reasonably believed at the time that he needed to shoot, said Kleine – "the fact that he may have been wrong in estimating the danger does not matter".
All that mattered was whether Lugod reasonably believed at the time that he needed to shoot, said Kleine – "the fact that he may have been wrong in estimating the danger does not matter". The grand jury decided Lugod had needed to.
Barbara W. Sarnecka, a cognitive scientist at the University of California, Irvine, and her colleagues presented subjects with vignettes in which a parent left a child unattended, and participants estimated how much danger the child was in.
Passage of the recapitalization proposal by the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions is the first legislative action toward assuring that the fund, which has assets of about $4 billion, will be able to deal with the 200 or so savings and loans that the Federal Home Loan Bank Board has estimated are in danger of failing.
About one other winter sport that is conspicuously missing from the tables: the researchers were unable to gather enough reliable statistics on skiing to estimate its dangers, or to compare its injury rate with that of snowboarding.
The Army Corps of Engineers examined the elevation of water at the shoreline, and estimated the potential dangers from larger and slower moving storms, particularly at high tide.
To help the estimated four million homeowners in danger of foreclosure, Mr. Obama will create a $75 billion program to subsidize loan modifications that would reduce a family's monthly payment to as little as 31percentt of its gross monthly income.
