Sentence examples for extent of dangerous from inspiring English sources

The Cullen report and the horrendous extent of dangerous track revealed in the wake of the Hatfield disaster have destroyed those assumptions.

A New York Times story on the International Page, "Angry Parents in Japan Confront Government Over Radiation Levels," provided an account about how the citizens of Fukushima City have been mobilized by fear and anxiety over the extent of potentially dangerous levels of radiation.

"The fear of reporting even privileged Dáil speech shows how dangerous the extent of the O'Brien empire is for Irish media and society in general.

In Europe, WHO points to traffic-borne NO2, excess ozone and particulate matter values to some extent above dangerous levels and resulting in hundreds of thousands of premature deaths in Europe just in terms of PM[64].

It's dangerous because the extent of American power will continue to invite resentment whoever is in the White House, and because America's perception of the terrorist threat will still differ from that of its Asian and European allies.

OTTAWA — The Quebec town where runaway railroad tank cars filled with oil derailed and exploded over the weekend still did not know the full extent of the devastation on Monday as dangerous conditions limited the movements of investigators.

And, because frame structures require ironworkers to weld or rivet the beams to the supporting columns on site, which is both expensive and dangerous, reducing the extent of the frame means that more of the structure can be fabricated off site, making the building safer and more cost-effective to erect.

Media reports, both globally and within India itself, claim that India is one of the top five sources of counterfeit drugs [ 30, 31].4 Representatives of multinational and large Indian companies regularly put forward accusations that the extent of counterfeiting in India is substantial, dangerous to the public and leading to large losses for legitimate producers.

The aims of this study were to compile data from investigations on the concentrations of dangerous substances found in pleasure boatyards, to compare the data with existing guidelines, and to estimate the extent of the problem.

Counter-regulatory responses are important in the immune system as they help to limit the intensity and extent of immune responses, which otherwise could cause dangerous damage to the host.

The answer is that dangerous weapons are much more dangerous when in the hands of dangerous people.