Sentence examples for proven danger from inspiring English sources

We should also focus on the one proven danger of cellphones, which is use (even hands-free) while driving.

Then he said, "On the other hand, if we unilaterally impose these things on the economy, it will have a devastating impact". So Rubio believes, apparently, that (1) global warming is not a proven danger; and (2) reducing reliance on fossil fuels will be very bad for the U.S. economy.

Management of cancer in pregnancy is complicated by the tendencies of clinicians to equate (maternal) risk with (maternal plus fetal) benefit, to assume that immediacy of action is always best, to hold the interests of the 'client' (mother) above those of any third party (fetus), and to imply that lack of proven danger equals safety.

By highlighting SHS as a health inequity and making "the connection between the unpleasant experience" and the proven danger of SHS resonate with both the public and politicians [advocate], advocates may better influence community support and counter industry arguments about revenue loss [ 38, 39].

But suddenly the bull's-eyes are Miami and Los Angeles, the armored vehicles Jeep Cherokees and Volkswagen Jettas--and their buyers include abortion-clinic physicians meeting the present and proven danger of assassination.

Moreover, it wasn't clear that there were enough thimerosal-free vaccines available for diseases like pertussis and hepatitis B. Should an unproven fear justify the cessation of a procedure that protected children from proven dangers?

In the wake of Columbine, Glassner noted how the media coverage pulled us away from discussing proven dangers, such as ease of obtaining firearms, and toward distractions like rap music, video games, and trench coats.

The WHO's advice rests on a fundamental concept: It is far better to prevent rather than to prove danger.

They include two forms of "specific and proven imminent danger": A "serious decline in endangered species" including coral, dugongs, dolphins and sharks.

It is unconscionable today, when so much scientific and medical evidence has proven the dangers of second-hand smoke, to impose this health risk on the population of Glendale.

A mountain of research has proved this danger.