Sentence examples for limit dangers from inspiring English sources

After all, any conclusion about the pace of emissions cuts necessary to limit dangers from climate change is implicitly as much (or more) about economics as science.

Some of Mr. Geithner's proposals do appear aimed at limiting dangers that have lurked for too long in dark corners of the markets.

Rodgers returned the ball to Roberts who took it down just inside the box, but there appeared to be limited danger as Ian Murray and Hanlon blocked his way to goal.

But it missed early opportunities to expand its service provider alliances beyond T-Mobile, the third-ranking cellular carrier in the United States, limiting Danger's ability to grow quickly.

Precisely where the British spaceport would be sited will depend on a number of factors, but the overriding imperative of the licensing authorities will be to find a location that limits danger and inconvenience to the general public.

However, the lack of a strong direct effect and a relatively strong indirect effect could be explained by the weavers having assessed that there was limited danger associated with our presence, while risk associated with the indirect cue remained unchanged.

"Is it possible to limit these dangers?" M. Blum asked.

Are there ways that teens can limit these dangers?

Some, led by campaign group the English Collective of Prostitutes, argue that decriminalisation would allow regulation to limit the dangers.

But too many banking regulators are "captured" — effectively working to promote the interests of the big banks rather than to limit the dangers to the rest of us.

To limit the dangers posed by insolvent institutions that are "too big to fail," the F.D.I.C. would receive new authority to close them in an orderly way.