Sentence examples for key danger from inspiring English sources

The key danger lies in the three weeks that have passed since their last competitive outing.

Ligands for the activating receptor NKG2D (natural killer group 2 member D) are such key danger signals that are presented by "stressed" cells.

One key danger for the novelist — not always avoided here — is that of easy satire: tourists make soft targets not just for terrorists.

The chairman of the Charity Commission, William Shawcross, told the Women's Institutes that "politicisation of charities" (not defined) was a key danger to the sector.

Several leading scientists I've spoken to say a key danger in advocating technological fixes is that it could be an excuse to ignore what everyone agrees is the main game – cutting greenhouse gas emissions as quickly as possibly.

But the main insight came from overlaying the bird-distribution data with information on longline fisheries to identify the key danger zones.

The Center for Genetics and Society recently released a briefing of seven key dangers of genetically modified humans.

But there are two key dangers that have always concerned me.

And he described a safety review of the ageing Nimrod MR2 carried out by the MoD in conjunction with BAE Systems and QinetiQ as a "lamentable job" which failed to identify "key dangers".

It missed the key dangers (in the fuel and fuel storage system, for example)." In its part of the report, BAE left 40% of the hazards "open" and unresolved, and 30% unclassified.

Our experience with the D.C. pilot system demonstrates one of the key dangers in many Internet voting designs: one small mistake in the configuration or implementation of the central voting servers or their surrounding network infrastructure can easily undermine the legitimacy of the entire election.