Sentence examples for sufficient danger from inspiring English sources

The domestic security service had not assessed him as posing a sufficient danger to require full monitoring.

"If you believe children are in sufficient danger that they should be removed from their parents — don't trade that for money!" Usually, police and prosecutors are careful about how they broker such exchanges.

The judge's instructions included the phrase "I find as a matter of law that there is sufficient danger of a substantive evil ... ...... which would later be challenged by the defense during their appeals.

The defendants claimed that Medina's statement that "as matter of law that there is sufficient danger of a substantive evil that the Congress has a right to prevent to justify the application of the statute under the First Amendment of the Constitution" was erroneous, but Vinson concluded that the instructions were an appropriate interpretation of the Smith Act.

These data indicates that BK channel activated/killed T9 cells produce sufficient danger signals or other paraptosis-induced stimuli that cause the maturation of dendritic cells.

In a strange, accidental way, the government did warn us, and there is no hyperbole sufficient for the danger of the current situation.

His stump speech was little more than warmed-over babble about the evils of "big government," the importance of being "self sufficient" and the dangers of people becoming dependent on government instead of lifting oneself up by one's bootstraps.

There is a great disagreement if tight control of glycaemia and decreasing HbA1c is sufficient to prevent the danger and risk for cardiovascular diseases and atherosclerosis.

That partly explains why a popular radio host like Hewitt is so concerned with Republican Presidential candidates being able to identify the various players and expressing sufficient alarm at the danger these movements pose to Israel and the United States.

Second, companies have to provide sufficient warning of "foreseeable" danger.

Second, companies have to provide sufficient warning of "foreseeable" danger; hence the proliferation of all those goofy warning labels on product packaging and company Web sites.