Sentence examples for is danger to from inspiring English sources

The international position, she explained, is that a woman must have the right to an abortion if there is danger to her life.

"They don't hold them because they have any patriotism or anything else and they're going to be quick to unload them if they feel there is danger to hold them," Mr. Canavan said.

It is shown from the result of the simulation that the value of HIC is much higher than 1000 and there is danger to the life of the rider without airbag protection in the collision.

This is the only point at which there is danger to nerve or vessel of any consequence.

People who consider "normal deliveries" or minor problems as not justifying cost, time and travel to a facility may attempt to overcome those barriers if there is danger to life, even if the cost is much higher [ 7].

32 This has been termed the "danger hypothesis" since the secondary signal is thought to consist of cytokines released as a result of cellular damage, indicating there is "danger" to the tissue.

The most common reason for referral to the psychiatric service was assessment of "psychopathological condition" (n=87; 76.3%), and the second most frequent reason was "danger to self" (n=47; 41.2%).

First, there are dangers to the economy.

But there are dangers to this approach.

There are dangers to this technique.

And now there are dangers to the rear too.