Sentence examples for of substantial danger from inspiring English sources
"The defendant created a grave risk of substantial danger to our national security," Mr. McNulty said.
Petitioner's claim of privilege was challenged by the Government in the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, which found no real and substantial danger of incrimination to petitioner and ordered him to return to the grand jury and answer.
Combined with Pezdek et al.s' findings, and counter to their conclusions, our findings imply that there is a substantial danger of inducing false memories of childhood sexual abuse through imagination in psychotherapy.
Since the information required of him under the federal wagering tax statutes presented a real and substantial danger of subjecting him to criminal prosecution for his gambling activities, the Government lacked the power to compel the information absent a waiver of his Fifth Amendment privilege unless it provided the necessary immunity from prosecution.
Moreover, suits that survived the pleadings would pose substantial danger of liability even to the honest prosecutor.
Ignoring customers' discomfort, whether it's explicitly expressed or latent, brings the substantial danger of people turning away from your offering at the first sight of a better alternative.
In asking for high bail, an assistant district attorney, Robert Mass, noted the attempt on Mr. O'Connor's life and said he still "faces a real substantial danger of physical harm". He also said there was "a very strong likelihood" that Mr. O'Connor would flee the country.
An oil train derailment and spill in northwest Illinois poses an "imminent and substantial danger" of contaminating the Mississippi River, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Saturday.
The jury's unanimous decision said Monsanto's products presented a "substantial danger" to people and the company failed to warn consumers of the risks.
