Sentence examples for immediate dangerous from inspiring English sources

Reducing alcohol use at an adolescent age is of particular importance, not only because of the immediate dangerous consequences of alcohol, like getting into fights or unwanted pregnancies [ 3, 4], but also to reduce the risk of long term damages of the brain [ 7] and reducing the risk of becoming alcohol dependent later in life [ 39, 40].

"There is no intention to disrupt the ceasefire, rather the purpose of the operation was to remove an immediate and dangerous threat posted by the Hamas terror organisation".

On Earth, scientists are busy trying to recreate this fictional concept, not to protect astronauts from aliens, but from a much more immediate and dangerous threat – streams of charged particles shooting out from our very own Sun.

"He did that because he wanted the book to feel immediate and dangerous".

"We are pleased that the court has prevented these outrageous restrictions from going into effect in Texas, where they would have created immediate and dangerous new barriers on women's access to health care," David Brown, senior staff attorney said in a press release Thursday. .

C.I.A. officials have privately said recently that the Yemeni cell posed an even more dangerous immediate threat to the United States than the Qaeda headquarters in Pakistan.

Governments and development banks must eliminate high-risk roads and recognise that immediate improvements to dangerous one-star and two-star roads will save lives today and long into the future.

General Alexander's testimony came on the same day the nation's top intelligence official, James R. Clapper Jr., warned Congress that a major cyberattack on the United States could cripple the country's infrastructure and economy, and suggested that such attacks now pose the most dangerous immediate threat to the United States, even more pressing than an attack by global terrorist networks.