Sentence examples for therefore a dangerous from inspiring English sources

An effective inside man in a criminal organization is also, necessarily, a criminal in good standing — and therefore a dangerous person with whom to be in business.

We have argued elsewhere that the consequences of untreated pediatric caries are, therefore, a dangerous spiral of unmet needs: as treatment is delayed, the problem becomes more serious and more difficult to treat and access issues simply multiply [ 24].

It is conceivable that cancer cells in a senescence-like state might remain as "dormant" tumor cells and therefore represent a dangerous potential for tumor relapse (Collado and Serrano 2010).

Although argon is non-toxic, it is 38% denser than air and is therefore considered a dangerous asphyxiant in closed areas.

Hence, cancer cells in a senescent state might remain as 'dormant' malignant cells, and therefore represent a dangerous potential for tumour relapses, since through disruption of p53 and p21 function they may escape senescence.

In the minds of the devout, it is therefore a politically dangerous act to teach "godless" evolution in our schools rather than biblical "creationism".

UK Foreign Secretary William Hague confirmed the captives included "a number of British nationals", adding: "This is therefore a very dangerous situation".

UK Foreign Secretary William Hague confirmed that the hostages included "a number of British nationals", adding: "This is therefore a very dangerous situation".

Men and women participants expressed similar concerns that jaombilo disturb the normative gendered-structure in Madagascar and is therefore a socially dangerous identity.

The patient was informed about the high surgical and post-surgical risks and would not accept undergoing the procedure, so therefore a less dangerous palliative surgical procedure was chosen.

"I'm therefore happy that a dangerous kook has been silenced.