Sentence examples for the risk of danger from inspiring English sources

"Every witness agrees that the risk of danger is decidedly low," Levine told US district judge Paul Friedman.

Another 72 only call for flood preparedness (a more regular weather warning) while 25 mention the risk of danger to live.

Under the Fourth Amendment, police officers with a warrant can detain those at the scene of the search to minimize the risk of danger to the officers, ensure that the search goes smoothly and prevent the occupants from fleeing with evidence.

"Like Martin Luther King said, riots are the language of the voiceless, so giving the people more voice would perhaps reduce the risk of danger".

It also recommends that officers consider "the severity of the crime at issue" as well as "the risk of danger posed to others if the suspect is not promptly apprehended".

P-22 lives in an urban park visited by millions of people and is rarely seen, demonstrating what we already know it is possible to peacefully coexist and the risk of danger is very low".

The paradoxical outcome is that, while the technical control of a danger is a risk, the spreading of the risk of dangers controlling technologies (and of technologies controlling technologies) in turn becomes an incontrollable danger.

When asked about the risks of danger aiding those refugees in need, Malala told CNN, "It's a risk to all of us if we ignore them".

In a paper published in World Economics in June, he writes:Policymakers need to take into account the risks of greater dangers as well as central expectations, because the consequences if these risks were to materialise would be very serious.

Jeremy Shapiro, a former State Department policy planner who is currently a fellow at the Brookings Institution, warns of the risks of "hyping" the dangers of foreign fighters threatening their home countries.

No, what bothers me is the position taken by so many business and political commentators: that the California catastrophe says nothing about the risks of deregulation and the dangers of loving free markets too much.