Sentence examples for prominent dangers from inspiring English sources
The Chinese regard children as an especially treasured stratum of society, and prominent dangers to children in the past two years — like tainted baby formula and school collapses during an earthquake — have led parents to call for greater efforts to stamp out such hazards.
Recent global terrorism activities and threats imposed prominent danger to the public civil infrastructure, and thus blast and impact resistance design of structures has become an indispensable requirement in the design processes.
As the plume of toxic water moved its way towards Lake Powell, at the mouth of the Colorado River, bewilderment as to how to interpret the dangers remained prominent.
There have been ample prominent warnings of the dangers of neglecting the importance of electrical power systems and plants, and of underestimating the value of skilled engineers necessary to support this infrastructure.
But prominent experts say the danger is overblown.
He turned a profit of over $50m for his fund and his clients buying Italy's lira bonds in the early 1990s, when prominent economists flagged the danger of default.
Since Tarantino's film hasn't started production yet, the trailer includes only title cards of the character's names, music (Iggy and The Stooges' "Gimme Danger" gets prominent placement) and graphics of snow and blood.
Risk and danger was a prominent theme in discussions with our CAB informants.
One home in no danger of lacking prominent vertical elements is the Boccasinis' in Briarcliff Manor.
In his time, Channing's reputation as a man of letters was based on several long essay-reviews, among the first of their kind in the U.S. One took John Milton's "Treatise on Christian Doctrine" as a starting point; another, Sir Walter Scott's biography of Napoleon I, in whose career Channing saw the great social danger of taking prominent soldiers for heroes.
