Mr. Bland said that the isolationist Taft wing of the Republican Party fought the plan as a "budget buster and a big-government giveaway," but that Marshall, then the secretary of state, eventually persuaded large majorities of the danger of isolationism and of the economic benefits to the nation.
The higher trained cadre, registered/enrolled nurses were not informing majority of clients pregnancy danger signs compared to the lower cadres.
The grand scale that Morton speaks of authorizes the incarceration of hundreds of thousands of immigration detainees each year, the overwhelming majority of whom pose no danger or flight risk that would warrant their detention.
A vast majority of depressives are a danger only to themselves.
It will not help the majority of those in such danger – for example, the 50% of mortgages owned by Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac are ineligible.
In short, the stresses created by these dynamics have created a collapsing system in which the majority of Burmese are in danger of being crushed.
And given that there are many times more suicides on campus than homicides, this could benefit countless students, the vast majority of whom pose no danger to others.
The failure of American medicine and the American public health establishment to insist that people on the edge of diabetes receive this direct education, now so well proven to help the majority of them avoid their danger and renew their health, is a key factor in the United States' appalling, bankrupting and unnecessary diabetes epidemic.
Mr. Jacobs, who, unlike the majority of designers, lacks a sense of danger, just imagines what women are willing to wear next, and then fearlessly goes for it.
The swarming, the pile-on – do we have a better metaphor for the "tyranny of majority", the great danger De Tocqueville warned us of way back in 1835?
