Sentence examples for worst dangers from inspiring English sources

The report will address how to avert the worst dangers by cutting carbon emissions, which have been rising despite the global recession of 2007-08.

The cheerier mood is also based on a belief that the European Central Bank (ECB) has vanquished the worst dangers for the single currency with its massive provision of three-year liquidity to the region's banks.

Strong atheism found its public voice in the US under the twin stresses of George W Bush's second term in office and 9/11's demonstration of the worst dangers of fundamentalism.

Mr. Pershing said the American proposal — which calls for a reduction in emissions by 30percentt from 2005 levels by 2025, 42percentt by 2030 and 80percentt by 2050 — was in keeping with cuts that scientists say would avert the worst dangers, but only if all countries, including emerging economies, did their part.

Rights – and content creators' lack of them – lie at the heart of cloud storage's worst dangers, something connected in turn to the underlying nature of cloud storage.

As the Paris climate summit enters its final days, the aviation industry is working overtime to get its skyrocketing carbon pollution exempted from the international agreement aimed at averting global warming's worst dangers.

And the worst danger is to not see it.

We prefer to believe the worst danger lies outside the home.

They say the general public still wants to believe the worst danger lies outside the home.

LONDON — In the art market as in war, the worst danger is often unexpected.

Thankfully this is very uncommon and the worst danger most of us face is not getting a laugh.