Sentence examples for of considerable danger from inspiring English sources
Compulsory admission and use of coercive measures are accepted as necessary (and justified by the laws of most countries) in certain situations in clinical psychiatry: Compulsory admission is mandatory in cases of considerable danger to oneself or to others due to psychiatric illness.
The Stanford report points out that this false information might be safer for informants than would be accurate descriptions of actual terrorists (which could place the informant in considerable danger of retaliation).
It is a moment of major promise and considerable danger.
He cautioned against "imprudent fiscal policies" and said there was a "considerable danger of overdoing it".
By contrast, the Los Angeles mayor and the police chief, Charles Beck, held a near-celebratory news conference at Mr. Villaraigosa's office as crews outside — including workers in white hazmat suits, in response to what officials said was considerable danger of biological infection — cleaned up the wreckage across City Hall Park.
The cold weather was accompanied by frozen ground, creating considerable danger of frostbite casualties, icy roads, and weapon malfunctions.
But despite falling support, millions of girls remain in considerable danger.
It blew up an ageing Chinese weather satellite, leaving thousands of pieces of debris in orbit that pose considerable danger to other space-based equipment (a small chunk came close to the ISS in September).
As Kenya teetered on the brink of civil war, our correspondent put himself in considerable danger to report first hand on the tribal violence engulfing the country.
Worth millions of pounds, these convoys were vital to the British economy, but they faced considerable danger in passing though waters that were within easy reach of the Dutch ports in Java.
He said there would be "considerable danger" that without such an exception, the granting of patent would "tie up" the use of such tools and future innovation based on them.
