Sentence examples for present a danger for from inspiring English sources

"Despite the short-term discolouration of the water... this incident does not present a danger for people or fauna in the river," the company said in a statement.

34 35 In addition, though seldom, severe side effects to IFX present a danger for patient safety.

"These documents offer convincing evidence that TTIP not only presents a danger for the future lowering of European standards, but that this is happening as we speak," he told the Guardian.

But it also presents a danger for Mr. Christie going into 2016: Conservatives tend to recoil at those Republican figures who become in-house critics, especially those who are media favorites.

It doesn't work, is the short answer: before the DSPD programme, criminologists had always accepted that there was no behavioural cure for personality disorder, that some people would present a danger to the public for as long as they were alive.

"These surpluses are a great opportunity for the country, but they also present a danger," he said.

Indeed, two separate databases coming from different sources may be anonymized and safe to be released separately, but can still present a great danger for privacy if an attacker combines and crosses the information contained in both databases.

But the China-bashing in Congress presents a danger.

"Never has Eddie presented a danger to anyone," Eddie, Sr., said.

He said violent Salafism and jihadism "presents a danger for the stability of the country", while non-violent Salafism – "a way of life and literal reading of Islam" often "imported and foreign to our society"– was something that Ennahda distinguished itself from.

"What's extraordinary is that the employees of [state utility] Sonatrach at the site decided to shut down the factory and to put the equipment in a state of decompression so that it doesn't present an immediate danger for the people, first, and for the facility second," minister Youcef Yousfi said.