Sentence examples for raw dangers from inspiring English sources

Now that I'd seen firsthand the raw dangers of the African bush, the warm water seemed especially cocooning.

She blends the dirty fun of a PowerPoint presentation with the raw danger of a Kaffeeklatsch.

With no world to set this story in, no community to surround it and no raw passion and danger to inflame it, the ride on this Streetcar is all too smooth.

From reading Dana Goodyear's piece and hearing out Mr. McAfee, my take is that now is a good time for most states to reëvaluate the real dangers and benefits of raw-milk production.

The Food and Drug Administration, in a fact sheet titled "The Dangers of Raw Milk," insists that pasteurization "DOES NOT reduce milk's nutritional value".

Whenever judges hand down far-reaching decisions, supporters applaud their courage while dissenters warn of the dangers of raw judicial power.

She said that she had not been aware of the dangers of raw milk and that the milk she bought did not have its required health warning label.

In the late 1980's, health officials began a push to educate people about the dangers of raw or undercooked eggs in such things as eggnog.

"Life of Pi," at its best, celebrates the idiosyncratic wonders and dangers of raw, ravaging nature, and Lee wrings more than enough meaning from the excitement of that spectacle; we need nothing higher.

We recommend extending the advice that is provided to pregnant women regarding the dangers of raw and unpasteurised foods and soft cheese to all patients undergoing immunosuppression.

"Most of the sewage system is flowing into the sea, which makes the sea all polluted," Mr. Hassouna said, adding that the raw sewage poses health dangers for women and their children, who play in seaside areas.