Sentence examples for mean danger for from inspiring English sources
Cholesterol does not only mean danger for your heart but high levels can make you feel tiered and uneasy much more quickly than a low cholesterol person.
The Environment Agency has three severe flood warnings - which mean "danger to life" - in place, two in Somerset and one for Chiswell in the Isle of Portland.
But for a local man who shares a balconied, vine-covered house with his mother, nights mean danger and duty.
Even though the Spanish side were struggling for rhythm, Barcelona's quality meant danger was never far away.
"Red means danger, psychologically," she said.
Big Money Equals Big Danger If this hidden world means big money, it also means danger.
The word for "crisis" in Chinese, weiji, is written with two characters: one (wei) means danger; the other, ji, means opportunity.
To them, arousal equals fear, and fear means danger.
And that means more danger for opponents.
"But more attention also means more danger for them".
