Sentence examples for indirect dangers from inspiring English sources
In an article for the American Diabetes Association, Dr. David C. Mellinger notes the potential direct and indirect dangers of drinking alcohol for diabetics.
Indeed, the netbook's price poses yet another, albeit indirect, danger to Microsoft.
An indirect danger for narwhals associated with changes in sea ice is the increased exposure in open water.
Issue 3: Migration, even with the direct and indirect danger it poses still looks more attractive than agriculture in Africa.
These secretions contain an alarm pheromone that alerts neighbours (clone-mates) of danger, thereby providing indirect fitness benefits to the actor.
The danger of an indirect approach is that assumptions about a patient's preference could be made or that the issue is avoided because of concerns over not being able to fulfil the patient's expectations.
But there are also indirect and only slightly more remote dangers.
Elegant emblematic photographs by Susan Seubert symbolizing various phobias address danger only from an indirect, dryly philosophical distance.
The only time the team was in danger was on an indirect free kick in the penalty area with three minutes left, but El Salvador failed to capitalize.
This would then open up the real danger of an era of direct or indirect imperialism, to discharge a green variant of the 19th century's white man's burden.
