Sentence examples for implicit danger from inspiring English sources

And that's the sight of real people — mostly stuntmen — flying over the audience, and the implicit danger therein.

Their first real meeting, because of its implicit danger, is one of the more breathtakingly romantic scenes in modern literature — a mixture of lust and decorum like something out of Austen.

This is an implicit danger demanding further thought, but the transparency of the resource allocation is infinitely preferable to the cutting and rationing that goes on behind the closed doors of the traditional system.

Soundbites from the film's preview describe the implicit danger of the 14-minute undertaking while also painting Eustace as more of an accomplished techie than a stuntman with a death wish.

Bringing verbal, institutional and covert racism back in to the conversation, the implicit dangers of being Aboriginal are still present today.

So should Lara Logan have had the option to go to Egypt -- even with the implicit dangers?

After all, it was his father, Senator Robert Kennedy, who noted the implicit dangers of the United States prioritizing the GDP over more "worthwhile" indicators of progress: "It measures neither our wit nor our courage, neither our wisdom nor our learning, neither our compassion nor our devotion to our country, it measures everything in short, except that which makes life worthwhile".

If Thereests are equally problematic at great schools, then maybe it's time for repeal?

Construction Much of the building boom that accompanied this population surge has not taken into account the implicit tornado danger in the region.

Global warming is almost surely contributing to drought and heat in ways that exacerbate fire risk, but the prime driver of losses in these recent fires is a heavily subsidized burst of development in zones of implicit fire danger.

Warning had been given of the danger implicit in continuing with it.