Sentence examples for term danger from inspiring English sources

In fact, the society said, both soldiers and civilians were in short and long term danger.

One way to do this is to embrace the term "danger" the way earlier activists reclaimed the term "queer".

Macron's hard line "aimed to scare the populists in his own country off similar anti-EU plans," it said, while Berlin "sees a longer term danger in a lack of willingness to compromise".

One friend explained that the term danger to the community would make it harder for Weev to get parole.

A critical limit to the femtosecond laser irradiance that could be used for diagnostic imaging in humans is ultimately dictated by the long term danger of mutagenicity.

There is no near-term danger.

"This is a long-term danger we must oppose.

Subsidence has the greatest potential for long-term danger.

Tehran tried to downplay the long-term danger.

Still, scientists say, cesium 137 poses the greater long-term danger to the marine food chain.

Consequently, any spiking is likely to pose significant irremediable long-term danger.