Sentence examples for substantial danger from inspiring English sources
"The defendant created a grave risk of substantial danger to our national security," Mr. McNulty said.
Moreover, suits that survived the pleadings would pose substantial danger of liability even to the honest prosecutor.
The jury's unanimous decision said Monsanto's products presented a "substantial danger" to people and the company failed to warn consumers of the risks.
Ignoring customers' discomfort, whether it's explicitly expressed or latent, brings the substantial danger of people turning away from your offering at the first sight of a better alternative.
Far from reflecting a failure to "punish guilty parties," the settlement reflected that years of litigation had weakened the SEC's position and that there was a substantial danger that it would lose the case completely.
Even if terrorist manufacture of nuclear bombs is unlikely, substantial dangers remain of terrorists using radioactive material in low-tech "dirty" bombs.
Congress specifically recognized the substantial dangers to the environment and public health that are posed by current methods of disposing of solid waste in the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976, 90 Stat.
Mr Christmas said: "Whilst our experts' guidance is that there are no substantial dangers for people who use the land at Halkyn Mountain, the safety of local people and visitors is of paramount importance to us".
He warns of various and substantial dangers along the way including but not limited to: zombies, cutthroats, and mermaids.
The court heard members of the public had been exposed to a substantial risk of danger.
