Sentence examples for material danger from inspiring English sources

Either way, there is some material danger to experiments that depress people.

But to send this information in the clear presents a material danger to the many gay people around the world who cannot openly identify as such.

Scrutinizing the record, the court found that the state had offered no proof that allowing bakers to work beyond the allotted hours posed a material danger to the bakers' or the public's health or that bakers were uniquely incapable of making decisions for themselves about what was necessary to support themselves or their families.

I produced advocacy materials defining danger and consequences of FGM to a woman and gave it to the men of my family to read.

Inhalation of asbestos fibres had been linked to dire diseases, and lawyers, inevitably, had uncovered documentation that asbestos manufacturers knew of the material's dangers for decades, without issuing warnings.

We have helped safeguard Russian nuclear material against the danger of theft.

But familiar-sounding mid-tempo material, always a danger for Griffith, trips her up here: the problem with "Bethlehem Steel" isn't that it doesn't sound new (a rerecording of "Just Another Morning Here" works well), but that it sounds like too many other things around it.

You can use clippers to clip away excess hair if the bandage material is in danger of not sticking properly.

Aid told the Guardian that, in his view, the new material underscores the dangers of unfettered surveillance.

A growing demand for raw materials leads to danger of premature depletion of the natural sources.

Damp or water-damaged building materials are in danger of fungal growth (mold growth) and endanger the health of building occupants and damages to the buildings.