It also gives you the possibility of danger and then hours of non-danger.
The Stauntons have awakened doctors and nurses to the possibility of danger camouflaged as a stomach bug.
We react to faces that we perceive as angry faster than to "happy" faces because they contain a greater possibility of danger.
Mr. Reiff argued in court that weather reports about the coming storm, and changes in wind direction and speed over a period of at least 20 minutes before the accident, should have alerted the lifeguards to the possibility of danger.
In this hopeful, noble enterprise, where the possibility of danger lurks, she has some extraordinary co-conspirators: the dancers who inhabit her work, the action engineers who are also called, fittingly, "action heroes".
Nivola — catnip to audiences, he's a study in charisma — has a strong back and strong, slightly pigeon-toed legs; his Treves walks like a retired pugilist, ever alert to the possibility of danger.
As a result of such criticism, several intelligence officials said, F.B.I. and C.I.A. analysts are flooding the government's threat assessment system with reports of possible dangers out of fear of the consequences should they fail to point out even the slightest possibility of danger.
But for street encounters in which there is even the slightest possibility of danger to life, the court has over time substituted the woollier "reasonable grounds" or "reasonable suspicion", thereby giving officers on the beat a latitude they are delighted to exploit.
