It is inconsistently applied, however, to other possible dangers of great magnitude, such as climate change.
They were concerned about possible dangers of capture, unrepresentative responses, and low response rates.
He dismissed the possible dangers of all these muscle-enhancers by motioning to the other buff bodies adorning the beachscape.
It's easy to think of them as naive non-westerners, unaware of the possible dangers of an alien substance.
However, we do like the idea of building our economic house on stone, despite the possible dangers of bad drainage.
In 1974, a group of scientists involved in gene splicing, then a new enterprise, became concerned about the possible dangers of their work.
Late on Wednesday, the European Commission removed an alert about the possible dangers of infection from Spanish cucumbers that the German authorities originally suspected were responsible.
In postings on Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, people asked about the possible dangers of radioactive fallout from a nuclear test.
The disease sparked fierce debates about ethics as in addition to the possible dangers of using unapproved medicines, most experimental treatments have so far been given to Westerners.
One issue almost certain to figure in the trial is the extent to which executives at Memorial and other hospitals understood the possible dangers of flooding.
A report on the possible dangers of synthetic biology is being prepared for the Sloan Foundation by scientists at M.I.T., the Venter Institute and the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
