Sentences with phrase «already know the dangers»

We already know the dangers of sitting too much.

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Therefore, Pilate and the religious authorities would have already known Jesus and his disciples, and would have understood that they posed no danger to public order in themselves, because the apocalyptic message they preached was nonviolent, anticipating God's imminent action.

Arsenal fans already know the pitfalls of playing your top players in both competitions and the danger of dropping points following big European games, so our dropping down to 5th last season could end up being a blessing in disguise as our rivals show signs of fatigue.

While all the secrets he knew about would already have been transferred in 2010, he would still pose a potential danger via his personal relationships with his former colleagues and their family members and friends.

«There are difficulties and there are dangers ahead, but we already know beyond any doubt that we have succeeded in chasing Gaddafi's planes out the sky, we have saved the lives of many Libyans and we have helped to prevent the destruction of a great and historic city,» he added.

World leaders have already agreed that there is no longer any serious scientific argument about the fact that the Earth is heating up and − if no action is taken − will exceed the 2 °C danger threshold.

This danger isn't limited to the Internet; a U.S. Department of Justice study showed that 78 percent of all sexual assaults were committed by people the victims already knew.

What we already knew: Colin Farrell and Vince Vaughn will star, with Farrell as «compromised detective» Ray Velcoro and Vaughn as Frank Semyon, «a career criminal in danger of losing his empire.»

This week the Nerds discuss topics like: The Simpsons in danger after 23 years, The Playboy Club already cancelled, Steve Carell goes schizo for his next role, Old Boy casting rumors, Disney to release more in 3D, And 3D glasses no longer free.

What deBuys finds reinforces what he already knows: that the Southwest, and other subtropical regions including southern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, face imminent danger from droughts, fires, heat waves and other social stresses.

We've taught the older ones already [about] the whole «stranger danger», and they know what to do.

And as officials meet this week to hammer out new rules that could potentially protect the region, environmental groups are warning that the area known as the «Arctic Galapagos» is already in grave danger.

But if you want to stay employed, you should already know how important it will be to remain positive, hard - working and willing to pick up slack for at least as long as your job may be in danger.