Sentence examples for threshold of danger from inspiring English sources

That is just below the 6 percent that has been considered the threshold of danger.

NEW YORK TIMES   Austerity Has Yet to Pay Off for Spain  |  Despite Spain's insistence on belt-tightening, bond yields have been just below 6 percent, which is considered the threshold of danger, The New York Times reports.

But in terms of steering the world to below the 2 degree C target that scientists believe is the threshold of danger, this agreement doesn't cut the mustard.

Others spoke of the problem of "overusing" tobacco, suggesting a perception of a safe level or threshold of danger in tobacco use.

Social workers have then found their services having to be more and more heavily rationed, meaning that even children and adults about whom they have significant concerns sometimes now fall way outside the thresholds of danger which have to be met before they get any form of monitoring or help.

The final goal is to give a final judgment on the goodness of the double glazing as a solution for a better conservation of stained glass from all the point of view (physical chemical and biological), to provide a methodology for the best management of these buildings and identify the thresholds of danger to preserve stained glass.

Now a study has identified what appears to be a universal threshold for danger: when the biomass of so-called forage fish drops below one-third of its maximum, seabirds of many species start to have fewer chicks.

If the NE stability margin is lower than the threshold, the level of danger will be presented as a warning by voice and a signal because of the risk of the robot falling down.

Accurate data are hard to come by, but many economists estimate the country's Gini coefficient -- the index of inequality -- crossed the danger threshold of 0.4 about a decade ago.

The Paris conference may be the final chance the world gets to keep rising temperatures below the agreed danger threshold of 2C above the pre-industrial level.

But the IEA also calculates the world is still on course for global warming of 2.7C before the end of the century, significantly above the danger threshold of 2C, with "major implications for us all".