Sentence examples for removal of danger from inspiring English sources
Benefits were defined as enrichment of the poor, increase of the population, removal of danger, and regulation of disorder.
The advances of two or three points, upon the day when Gould's death was announced, in the quotations upon the securities of every one of the corporations with which his name was particularly identified, shows that his death was regarded as the removal of a danger even from these corporations...It ought not to pass unnoticed that Gould never sought to propitiate public opinion.
This trend together with the danger of premature removal of stimulus measures poses the real danger of choking off the fragile economic recovery through the loss of domestic demand.
But inherent in the gambit of structuring the piece so that it can be executed by two actors is the removal of much of the danger and surprise that is the lifeblood of farce.
Alternatively, one could argue that a proinflammatory environment might actually help to remodel the brain and protect it from proteinopathies by promoting the removal of misfolded proteins and danger signals released by degenerating cells.
While both laser therapy and electrolysis are considered by the FDA to be generally safe when performed by a professional, there is a very small (but real) chance of danger with these hair removal procedures and others.
A couple days later he told me that [Secretary of State John Foster] Dulles had given him until the end of that year, of 1954, to try to accomplish the removal, or the danger, of the communist tendencies of the Arbenz administration in Guatemala in some way other than a military intervention.
Negative considerations include criminal convictions, violations of law, entry after deportation/ removal, and danger to national security.
"Equally, there are dangers that the removal of these tax reliefs will have potentially wider consequences, particularly on business investment in manufacturing and by introducing volatility into the taxation of capital gains.
A little thrill of danger.
