The phrase "natural danger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to hazards or risks that occur in nature, such as natural disasters or environmental threats.
Example: "The region is prone to natural danger, including earthquakes and floods, which can pose significant risks to the local population."
Alternatives: "natural hazard" or "environmental threat."
Peter Höppe, the head of research for Munich Re, called for better planning to prevent flooding, including expanding overflow areas and reinforcing existing dikes".Flooding is a natural danger that we can best reduce and prevent," Mr. Höppe said.Ms.Ms
It's better to just blame it on the natural danger of inhibition and pretend like they're otherwise totally functional when not under the influence.
These same cytokines, however, are natural danger signals for the immune system and as such can induce anti-tumor immune responses by both adaptive and innate immune cells.
Prospecting usually takes place in areas that present natural dangers like fast moving (cold) water, slippery rocks, and dangerous animals.
In spite of the obvious natural dangers, the town has several immovable high-rises, at least one of which may soon fall in.
In his address, Rev Pakula said: "As an atheist, I don't believe that there is an omnipotent other who will intervene in earthly life to save us from natural dangers or to save us from our own worst impulses".
The modern tribe of globe-trotting mountaineers willingly paid tens of thousands of dollars to brave the natural dangers of the world's highest peaks, but shrank in the face of the more sinister threat of the Taliban.
Bloetzer (1998, p. 19), for example, points out the existing "uncertainty in estimating the present potential of natural dangers" for spatial planning.
At this stage, human beings were in a position to unite in order to fend off natural dangers, such as wild beasts, and they developed various kinds of technical skills, such as agriculture and the building of houses, as well as language.
Animals' survival, against even just natural dangers, feels impossible, but they do, they are heroes.
Storms, clouds, humidity, and human error aren't the only natural dangers for drones.
