Sentence examples for relevant dangers from inspiring English sources

TED lectures are meant to illuminate the public on new inventions, relevant dangers of the future, and cool iPhone apps.

TED lectures are meant to illuminate the public on new inventions, relevant dangers of the future and cool iPhone apps.

I still believe the most relevant danger is altitude sickness.

We pay more attention to the danger of Ebola than to the far more relevant danger of flu, or of obesity or heart disease.

The immediate, and for the Fed most relevant, danger is that asset inflation could feed through into broader goods and services markets.

One such currently relevant danger is from bioterrorism and weapons of mass destruction.

This is an especially relevant danger in South Africa where inequality in access to pharmaceuticals is drawn along an economic, and historically, a racial divide.

Our first hypothesis was that the new method enables safe and secure measurement of knee stability, without clinically relevant danger or pain for the participants.

Finally, proposals about defenses are assessed by demonstrating that they are, indeed, protective and that the mechanisms that regulate their expression respond appropriately to cues indicating the presence of the relevant danger.

The Ark is a catalog of foods that are regionally relevant, in danger of extinction, produced sustainably, and exceptionally delicious.

The working with electricity itself is a hazard and its use in hazardous areas requires the relevant knowledge about the dangers when designing, installing and maintaining these systems.