Sentence examples for recurrent danger from inspiring English sources

We rally to the defense of it when fighting the threats of science fiction fantasy, but miss the opportunity to do so in the face of real, clear, present, and inevitably recurrent danger.

In addition, the uncontrolled feeling of anxiety and fear transferred by parents to the child can cause these patients to treat each meal as a "recurrent danger", thereby eliciting a bad relationship with food.

Smog is a recurrent health danger in many cities.

As Stendhal writes in Love, "The pleasures of private life ought to be augmented to an infinite degree by recurrent exposure to danger".

Information on risks needs to be balanced against a greater awareness that failing to deliver radical cure comes with its own inherent dangers of recurrent bouts of malaria.

The benefit of early discharge and reducing both the burden on hospital resources and ED length of stay, avoiding the risk of iatrogenic injury and hospital acquired infections must be weighed against the potential dangers of discharging individuals who are at risk of recurrent hypoglycemia.

What people don't usually understand is that there may be a danger in the frequent or recurrent application of treatments that suppress symptoms.

Reactions to being MRSA positive varied from initial shock, a sense of being embarrassed or stigmatized, concern over being a danger to others, to frustration with recurrent colonisation.

Besides the danger of flooding by the river Inn, recurrent warfare endangered the monastery for several times, such as what happened during the Thirty Years' War.

Some of its recurrent images -- a railroad crossing, a rushing river -- carry a premonition of mortal danger, and you watch nervously, certain that something terrible is going to happen.

The active tip is placed to avoid injury of structures in the danger triangle deep to the medial aspect of the thyroid gland, where the recurrent laryngeal nerve and/or esophagus are expected (Fig. 7).