Sentence examples for potential endangerment from inspiring English sources

Without the maintenance of stability, plants could easily break down and explode, resulting not only in wasted time and capital, but the potential endangerment of human lives as well.

Ability to assess the potential endangerment of the mesorectal fascia has been the most important prognostic indicator.

In Esposito's terms, the possibility of a donation becomes a potential endangerment, a genuine sacrifice, a munus.

In order to classify NSG according to their potential endangerment by GMP invasion, a methodology based on GIS techniques and statistical measures was developed.

Since the status quo of the game is low extraction rate by Iran and maximum extraction rate for Iraq, by ignoring the potential endangerment of the resources, Iran should increase its extraction rate to maximum.

The combination of GC and CC resulted in a total of nine risk categories [RC], describing the potential risk of endangerment by GMP cultivation in the vicinity of NSG.

State Senator Vincent Fort, a Democrat from Atlanta, has introduced Senate Bill 45, known as "Bou Bou's Law," which would, as VICE News reports, "require police to show probable cause that there is imminent potential for life endangerment or destruction of evidence if they knocked and declared their presence at a suspect's door prior to arrest.

Senate Bill 45, filed by Democratic Sen. Vincent Fort this month, would require police to show probable cause that there is imminent potential for life endangerment or destruction of evidence if they knocked and declared their presence at a suspect's door prior to arrest.

The local biomass density (LBD) indicates the potential of infection endangerment at a given site.

Ramirez is wanted for possible child endangerment, authorities said.

If I were an organizer, I would be concerned beyond the ethics of attendee endangerment with potential civil liability.