Sentence examples for substantial dangers from inspiring English sources
Even if terrorist manufacture of nuclear bombs is unlikely, substantial dangers remain of terrorists using radioactive material in low-tech "dirty" bombs.
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 defendant created a grave risk of substantial danger to our national security," Mr. McNulty said.
Christopher P. Conniff, a prosecutor for the United States Attorney's office, asked Judge Lisa Margaret Smith to hold Mr. Evers over the weekend, arguing that Mr. Evers could be "a substantial danger to the community".
Accusations that the Federal Aviation Administration covered up and ignored security lapses at the nation's airports deserve a full investigation because they suggest a "specific and substantial danger to public safety," the director of the government's whistleblower-protection agency said today.
It says "there exists a substantial danger as a result that these debates will now not happen".
Wednesday's DUP motion said the planned broadcast debates have been incompetently formulated and that there is a substantial danger that the debates will not happen.
Nine in 10 Americans now grasp that talking on the phone while driving poses a substantial danger, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
The company said it had reduced the emissions by 70% since 2010 and that the plant posed "no substantial danger to the public health, safety or the environment".
