Sentence examples for probable danger from inspiring English sources

Although anticipation of probable danger is adaptive, it is unclear why excessive worry about low probability events persists when it causes frequent mental distress, with so little apparent benefit.

The visitor's presence in the institution would constitute a clear and probable danger to the institution's security or interfere with the orderly operation of the institution.

William R. Burleigh, Scripps' chief executive, was to travel today to Washington to give the Justice Department a statement declaring The News "in probable danger of financial failure," Mr. Lowe said.

The memorandum then goes on to state that a visitor may be denied entry if his or her presence would constitute a "clear and probable danger to the safety and security of the institution or would interfere with the orderly operation of the institution". K(1)(a), App.

The state procedures provide that a visitor "may be excluded" when, inter alia, officials find reasonable grounds to believe that the "visitor's presence in the institution would constitute a clear and probable danger to the institution's security or interfere with its orderly operation". See n. 1, supra.

The protective order says "reasonable grounds exist to believe that [Porter] has committed family abuse and there is probable danger of a further such offense".

Judge Robinson wrote that several factors were always involved in an act deemed to be evidence of willful misconduct: that the wrongdoer "must consciously be aware of his wrongdoing," must "consciously be aware that his or her wrongdoing entails a probable risk of danger," and that the wrongdoing "must cause the injuries" for which damages are sought.

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In neuro-typical brains, messages get delivered for informational purposes, usually without fixation, unless the brain detects probable cause of danger.

Once AZT becomes generally available for prescription, finding willing research subjects will not be so easy, some scientists fear, despite warnings of AZT's probable limitations and dangers.

The probable posts of greatest danger, at the front and especially the rear of the column, were given to the military orders.