Sentence examples for face dangerous from inspiring English sources

This essay talks about the importance of evaluating interventions that are implemented so as to not face dangerous unintended consequences, using work in suicide prevention as a backdrop.

Out of the 23 bioregions, the researchers found that 16 will face dangerous ocean acidification or at least one force that could amplify it.

They face dangerous terrain, unpredictable weather, annoying insects, uncomfortable travel conditions, and exposure to disease.. Botanists venture into new territories, scale giant trees, hang off rocky cliffs, and even dive underwater in search of new plants.

The proportion of OTMs among the dead bodies identified by Ms Reineke's project doubled between 2000-05 and 2006-12.Even before they reach the border these migrants face dangerous conditions.

An injury can also help precipitate P.T.S.D., and the disorder is more likely to affect a civilian bystander than someone who is trained to face dangerous situations, like a police officer.

For his poise and acumen in a cutthroat and fishbowl industry (he has no fear of sharks, he said), he credits his surfing expertise and his ability to face dangerous situations with grace.

From the beginning, rescue crews on the ground have faced dangerous and unpredictable conditions as they navigated quicksand-like mud that was 15 feet deep in some places.

The agencies – including Oxfam, CARE and Cafod – said the number of people facing dangerous levels of hunger was expected to increase by 1 million between January and March next year.

Facing shareholders at its AGM, company executives will insist they are playing a responsible role in a world facing dangerous climate change, not least by supporting arguments for a global carbon price.

"There are only two routes, the success of elections leading Egypt towards safety or facing dangerous hurdles that we in the armed forces, as part of the Egyptian people, will not allow".

People call him "slippery," "double-faced," "dangerous," but also "brilliant," a "bridge-builder," a "Muslim Martin Luther". He wants Muslims to become active citizens of the West but four years ago was himself refused permission to enter the U.S.