Sentence examples for overwhelming danger from inspiring English sources

Those pills are bad for her, but they don't present an immediate and overwhelming danger.

There is no one overwhelming danger, said Dr. Claude Lenfant, director of the National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute

The tension is just right, as schoolroom dramas distract both Stephie and the reader from the otherwise overwhelming danger her parents face.

(Ages 14 and up) The fourth and final book in the Twilight Saga once again puts its heroine, Bella Swan, in overwhelming danger.

Their vision led to calls for austerity now now now; mine said that the overwhelming danger was that we wouldn't provide enough stimulus, and that we would pull back too soon.

The two sides talked and talked and got nowhere.For many of his admirers around the world, the truest test of Mr Obama will not be whether he can make a breakthrough in the incorrigible Middle East, but whether a president who acknowledges the overwhelming danger of global warming can galvanise multilateral action on climate change.

Although the accident at Fukushima raised global awareness about the lasting, overwhelming dangers to human beings of radioactive contamination, the money that the energy lobby sees in building more nuclear facilities is just too good to rein in, catastrophe or no catastrophe.

How a great power at the apex of its influence, with no obvious rivals in sight — the British didn't want a rival navy, but were more or less content with a minor German empire — grew convinced that it was beset by an overwhelming existential danger is difficult for a contemporary American to understand, of course, but somehow that is what happened.

There is a danger that this reporting bias influences key staff such as social workers, doctors and teachers on older children, when the overwhelming risk of major trauma and death occurs in the first few months of life.

In his book, he compares their journey to the one taken by Odysseus, replete with temptations, almost overwhelming beauty and danger.

The good news is that the world is a much, much safer place than anyone could have imagined twenty years ago, in one overwhelming way: the danger of global annihilation has almost completely subsided.