Sentence examples for lethal risk from inspiring English sources

But there have been many other signs that dissent — among journalists, lawyers and human rights activists — remains a high and lethal risk in Russia.

Cluster bombs and FAEs have drawn criticism from those who argue that unexploded bomblets present a lethal risk to civilians long after a conflict has ended.

The Food and Drug Administration is investigating whether the nation's largest operator of dialysis centers violated federal regulations by failing to inform customers of a potentially lethal risk connected to one of its products, an F.D.A. official said.

The Cluster Munition Coalition, a network of nongovernmental organizations including the ICBL and Amnesty International, had spearheaded efforts to prohibit the devices on the grounds that unexploded bomblets present a lethal risk to civilians long after a conflict has ended.

They estimated around 30 million dives over this time, so the average lethal risk was around 8 micromorts per dive: but this is an average – for BSAC members it was 5 per dive, 10 for non-members.

PPAR delta was isolated shortly thereafter, but it remains the most mysterious of the three; it may play a direct role in artery inflammation, which could turn out to be a more lethal risk than high cholesterol.

Some activities, such as taking lethal risks for peace in Burundi, are almost universally admired.

In its 2007 report, "The Last Stand of the Orangutan", UNEP warned that forest rangers were outnumbered and outgunned by logging guards with military training and automatic weapons – and faced "high and sometimes lethal risks" in confronting them.

"That's not for us to enforce the law," one executive said, indifferent to the lethal risks from sales of multiple weapons to "straw buyers" who peddle them in the black market.

Plague is wonderfully engrossing, especially as Philip begins to lose his mind, exploring a surreal dream world where hands grow from walls and acquiring an inner voice that sounds like a Runyonesque gangster and wryly encourages Philip to take lethal risks.

Conditioned by evolution to seek pleasure where we find it, we are now in an environment that "bombards us with rewards that our bodies don't need and that do nothing to ensure our survival as a species".Countering that, he argues, will require people to restore the vigilance that their hunter-gatherer ancestors once displayed towards lethal risks.