Sentence examples for much lower danger from inspiring English sources
Combine that with PrEP treatments for HIV-negative people, and we're talking about a much, much lower danger than was previously the case.
At one point in early 1998, Larry Summers called Brooksley Born -- the last person who really tried to rein in the dangers posed by derivatives (and it was a much lower level of danger then compared with now).
In the physical realm, there's real danger in taking a good without paying for it (you might be arrested and sent to jail); in the digital realm, that danger is much lower.
Hazardous working conditions and the ensuing high salaries for drivers, averaging $200,000 a year, also gives mining outfits a much greater incentive to innovate than taxi companies or others that pay much lower wages and involve less danger.
He argues that the market is still bound to turn much lower eventually because of the dangers of deflation, huge government deficits, and massive consumer and corporate debt.
"Walking in the airport, at low speed, where you have the ability to switch direction without danger, it's much lower stakes," he explained.
E. g. being in contact with the control center he/she maybe must guide the plane in a much lower position, to overcome the shaking and the danger of loosing control.
But he warns that there are reasons to think that the danger zone might begin at a much lower level.
Those are very small percentages, much lower than the 20% of Coloria adherents who pose a mortal danger to blue-eyed people.
That number is still slightly higher than normal, but it is much lower than the first year and is an indication that the potential danger dropped as the level of dust in the air declined.
