Sentence examples for resulting dangers from inspiring English sources

In it, he argued that smartphone manufacturers need to do a better job of educating users about how often they use their mobile phones, and the resulting dangers that overuse might bring about.

India's nuclear tests and the resulting dangers to the U.S. prove that Clinton made an historic error and that, despite the end of the Cold War, Americans should not lower their vigilance.

In their opinion, the resulting danger could be the development of university corporatism (AGP6).

DON'T get involved when your parents are fighting, it could result in dangers for you, and dangers for everyone around you.

The validation of the resulting fire danger indices highlights the suitability of both proposed approaches.

Overramming the powder bags into the gun could subject the highly flammable powder to excessive friction and compression, with a resulting increased danger of premature combustion.

With regard to these complications and the resulting potential danger of accidental damage to functionally relevant structures the additional application of blue dye does not seem to be justified, especially when considering that the scintigraphy method gives good results.

BUS is currently still widely used in the pretreatment of HSCT, but it shows significant side effects and carcinogenicity in patients undergoing HSCT, resulting in danger of being replaced by other conditioning regimens.

That can result in dangers of its own.Nevertheless, the past six months have shown that the West in general, and America in particular, has new enemies.

In order to eliminate any risk that documented participation in research would result in danger to participants, informed consent was obtained verbally from all participants, and in writing only from school directors; only one potential participant refused to be interviewed.

In view of all the dangers resulting from under-age sexual activity, it cannot be wrong for the law to apply that label even if it cannot be proved that the child was in fact unwilling".