Sentence examples for important danger from inspiring English sources
Experts say that the most important danger in the spread of HIV comes from the relatively high numbers of men who go to sex workers, who do not use condoms and whose jobs involve them travelling.
In the latter category, we witnessed Dorothy Rabinowitz, a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist and member of The Wall Street Journal's editorial board, claim, in all seriousness, that in current-day New York "every citizen knew, who was in any way sentient, that the most important danger in the city is not the yellow cabs, it's the cyclists".
Second, they should at least be aware of the important danger areas.
15. "Khatr-e Mohemm-e Fel'i 'Fetneh' Ast / Mo'amma-ye In Aqa (Masha'i) Hanowz Hall-e Nashodeh" ["The Actual Important Danger is 'Seduction' / The Puzzle of this Gentleman (Masha'i) is Still Unsolved"], Fars News Agency, Dey 3, 1390 [December 24 , 2011] http://www.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=13901003000284.
The Wall Street Journal editorialized against New York City's new bike-sharing program: Bicyclists are "the most important danger in the city," commentator Dorothy Rabinowitz gasped.
Exposed secondary necrotic chromatin triggers pro-inflammatory signaling in phagocytes, and constitutes an important danger signal [49].
The "greatest" risk to Flint's children is probably not from the water supply, he added, but from "the very old stock of housing in the areas of interest where lead paint residues present the most important dangers for developmental neurotoxicity".
There are, however, some important dangers you should be aware of so you can prevent them from happening.
However, there are also some important dangers in the proposals outlined in the recent White Papers.
"There are important dangers that children need to know about," says Humberto Valdez, a director for DIF, a Mexican public institution of social assistance.
Birth preparedness, important risk factors, danger signs, postpartum care and vertical transmission of HIV/AIDS and its prevention measures were almost unknown to the pupils.
