Sentence examples similar to generating a danger from inspiring English sources
Burgan et al. (1998) developed a fuel model map for the entire United States to generate a fire danger rating system for the country.
This theory postulates that an intracellular stress or pathogen results in the cell generating a 'danger' signal that activates the immune system [ 47].
If possible, Wellman attempted to capture footage in the air in contrast to clouds in the background, above or in front of cloud banks to generate a sense of velocity and danger.
And, despite last year's notorious "London Whale" trading disaster, JPMorgan's balance sheet was never in danger and Mr. Dimon generated a historic $21 billion in net income — all this with unparalleled transparency and candid self-criticism.
She won't take high-risk patients anymore because of the danger that that will generate a lawsuit and a lawsuit will put her out of business.
The process generates a high enough heat that there is little danger of losing your information if, say, you keep the sheets in your car on hot day.
Both shows generate a lot of humour from their situations without sacrificing the danger and tension.
Some have claimed that his career is in danger, but his sexual misconduct seems to have generated a deluge of publicity but very little outrage.
This also explains why circulating indolent gingival bacteria do not generate a sepsis syndrome after tooth brushing, because they are not seen as danger by our immune system.
One advantage of an appellate court strategy would be to generate a corpus of investigative journalism and political science research that would document the dangers of unlimited contributions.
