Sentence examples for top dangers from inspiring English sources

Poison-control experts say medications — both prescription and over-the-counter — are one of the top dangers to pets.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Report: 'Britney Spears' Tops Danger List.

So to try to stay safe for what is left of the season, here are Docter Noel Zone's top ten summer dangers.

In a glossy print advertisement for its low-heeled, top-stitched Danger boot, Hermès features a bright orange Rainbow boa constrictor from Guyana, wrapped around a booted leg.

During a visit to San Pedro Sula — a city that repeatedly tops the danger charts with an annual homicide rate of 187 people per 100,000 — this spring, armed guards enlisted by PJP ensured safe passage.

Nor will they have to be traded on an exchange, which helps to ensure that investors, taxpayers and regulators can stay on top of emerging dangers.

The other will be remembered as a fallen hero and will of course have a few die-hard fans and protectors (all fallen angels do), while most will hold up his tarnished memory as a lesson to what people will do to stay on top and the dangers of a culture that demands "winners" and rewards the fastest, richest, strongest no matter what.

At a time when the licence fee is in danger, Top Gear proves the point that BBC shows can be made to pay their way … and more.

[C10.] F.D.A. Cites Antidepressant Danger Top officials of the Food and Drug Administration acknowledged for the first time that antidepressants appear to lead some children and teenagers to become suicidal.

Foundation trusts, supposedly financially secure, are among the next – Peterborough losing £50m a year is top of the danger list, with a long tail of others.

Top of its danger list, based on the bid-offer spread, is Miami-based BankUnited Financial, which has featured in news reports as one of several banks with a high ratio of non-performing loans to total assets.