Sentence examples for suggests a danger from inspiring English sources

That suggests a danger: that anybody can use fairness language as a way to advance their own interests.

Yet this is a sneaky phrase, since Vann uses all of those things in nature in a variety of writerly ways — animals represent human emotions, the approach of winter suggests a danger not only physical, but psychological as well.

It said: "Our world recession indicator is already at elevated levels and suggests a significant danger of world growth slipping below 2% this year; not a recession, but it might feel like one".

In Arizona it is easier to obtain an involuntary commitment than in many states because anyone can request an evaluation if they observe behavior that suggests a person may present a danger or is severely disabled (often state laws require some evidence of imminent danger to self or others).

Nevertheless, says Paul Josephson, a Russian historian at Colby College in Waterville, Maine, the verdict "suggests a revitalized FSB and a danger to all researchers".

However, if a concern is raised during an interview that suggests a child is in danger, in many countries a 'duty of care' is required by ethics committees and it may be necessary to inform the child's doctor or parent.

That study suggested that a "danger signal" in the hair follicles of patients—not previously linked to alopecia areata attracts the immune cells to the follicle and sparks the attack.

Risky, an adjective coined in 1827 by the novelist James Fenimore Cooper, suggests danger without going so far as "dangerous, unsafe" or "perilous". It suggests a knowledge of the hazard ahead that can be avoided by prudent action.

C. elegans and D. melanogaster genomes likely lost many DANGER genes, suggesting a contraction of the DANGER superfamily in these protostomes; an evolutionary pattern also documented for the developmentally important WNT superfamily [14].

In a minor tsunami threat, he said, "sirens scare people and suggest a level of danger far greater than reality".

Since Mr. Obama had banked $76 million by the end of January, those expenses don't suggest a campaign in danger of running out of money, as Mr. Romney's burn rate does.