Sentence examples for long term danger from inspiring English sources

In fact, the society said, both soldiers and civilians were in short and long term danger.

With both President Obama and the House majority advocating Defense Department spending cuts of less than $75 billion over 5 years, one wonders what will be the long term danger for ignoring the necessary action to meet the challenge of Admiral Mullen, the Chair of the Joint Chief of Staff who said, "The most significant threat to our national security is our debt".

A critical limit to the femtosecond laser irradiance that could be used for diagnostic imaging in humans is ultimately dictated by the long term danger of mutagenicity.

Source: Department of Health Drug Tariff May 2005 Any advantage that CIC might have over existing, cheaper, ICS is predicated on assertions regarding the long term dangers of ICS use.

Subsidence has the greatest potential for long-term danger.

Tehran tried to downplay the long-term danger.

Still, scientists say, cesium 137 poses the greater long-term danger to the marine food chain.

Consequently, any spiking is likely to pose significant irremediable long-term danger.

There has never been a moment with more promise -- or long-term danger -- for Afghan women.

However, it had a substantial core of political and business leadership, which saw the long-term danger to short-term solution".

It is this, and not the mano-a-mano struggle between Barack Obama and his congressional adversaries, that is the real long-term danger to the American economy.