Sentence examples for impose a danger from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, it remains to be seen in future work whether alleles conferring the ability of long-range migration are actually selected, even if large jumps impose a danger (for instance, a long-range jump could be fatal to a cell if the cell is swept away to a harmful environment).
I do not consider this to be a real danger, especially since President Barack Obama stated: "America will never impose a security arrangement on another country.
But some tyrants were chosen by the state to rule with a specific purpose: to put an end to civil war, to impose a new code of law, or to offer leadership in a time of danger.
The danger of nuclear confrontation would keep all parties at bay and impose a great degree of self-restraint on their actions.
It doesn't impose a partisan ideology.
O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.
Closer contacts impose a higher rotational stiffness.
Impose a daily limit on grieving.
They can search your bag at any time, and they say: "If you have nothing to hide, what's the problem?" But that's the real danger – imposing a way of talking about things which claims to be rational, but that's really a collective mindlessness.
But that would impose an intolerable burden.
