Sentence examples for the danger of producing from inspiring English sources

It enables a young female to stay in her family group without the danger of producing an inbred offspring.

Everyone must have felt the challenge to go for the gold again, but also the danger, of producing a second work that would not measure up to the first.

Such costs could include the metabolic expense required by the bacteria to replicate potentially extraneous DNA and the danger of producing unfit progeny either through inaccurate recombination or through recombination yielding a suboptimal phenotype that does not successfully escape host immunity.

The low rate of full publication of meeting abstracts has the danger of producing bias in reviews.

This has the danger of producing bias in systematic reviews, if failure to publish is based on the size and direction of study results.

Some scientists warned of the dangers of producing "abnormal babies", there were comparisons with the thalidomide catastrophe and suggestions that the progeny would be infertile.

Several strategists have said in interviews that the Gephardt-Dean exchange brought home the dangers of producing attack advertisements in a crowded field.

I could go on and on about the dangers of producing and consuming too much meat:  heavy reliance  on fossil fuels and phosphorous (both in short supply); consumption of staggering amounts of antibiotics, a threat to public health; and the link (though not as strong as sugar's) to many of the lifestyle diseases that are wreaking havoc on our health.

The Heat has the league's worst record 13-611), and it remained in danger of producing the worst mark in franchise history.

"This is a crucial omission and the government is in danger of producing narrow 20th-century solutions to 21st-century challenges," Marsden said.

First, the new programs are in danger of producing more layers of bureaucracy (and more acronyms!) that may impair the nimbleness required in effective CVE.