Sentences with phrase «great danger to»

Both of these situations pose a great danger to other motorists on the road.

Based on current trends, 41 % of these scientists believe global climate change poses a very great danger to the Earth in the next 50 to 100 yrs, compared to 13 % who see relatively little danger.

But then again, we do read often in these threads about the great danger to the purity of science and our society in general as the result of climate change «alarmism.»

As increased wind speed causes golden eagles to decrease their vertical air space, it could be argued that industrial scale wind farms on ridges are a great danger to migrating raptors as they descend.

Predators are a great danger to rabbits; some are clever enough to open latches and doors to a rabbit's living area.

Overfeeding a Chihuahua can be a great danger to the dog's health, shortening its life and leading to diabetes.

it difficult to eliminate but it poses a great danger to the animal's health as they can transmit several diseases.

Zinc and Lead: Metals like lead and zinc pose a great danger to birds, so make sure your pet's cage, food and water bowls, and toys are made of safe materials.

A pill of immortality would save both the Emperor and Ok - soo, but varying factions aren't willing to allow the process to take place, causing great danger to all involved.

Whatever new identity he may claim, there's no way to escape the wrath of «mysterious strangers» like Rodney Cole (Frank Langella, chilling as always); whatever alliances he may form with outsiders, he represents too great a danger to them to be indulged for long.

You have a quintessential product which helps you get rid of the fat that poses great danger to your health and your life.

In this paper, the author claimed that added sugar represents such a great danger to human health that products who contain it should carry the same warning labels as alcohol.

Trump is incoherent and a great danger to the USA, democracy, and the rest of the planet.

In addition, some streets have not been provided with streetlights — a situation that poses great danger to the safety and security of...

«Won't get fooled again,» as G.W. Bush once put it, and the great danger to the Tea Party is that its more casual supporters decide that their emperor has no clothes.

In this case, the RedState author and Limbaugh both try to link Lessig's editorial choice directly to Obama, with the two Lefties clearly representing a great danger to all that is good and right in the world.

This can pose a great danger to the children in the stroller.

They simply turned against the owner and not Sir Alex F. And even prompted to form a new Man U. fans» club, which the Glazer family immediately realised that it was a great danger to the club's collapse and started releasing big chunks of money for buying players and for their reasonable wages.

Given his concern in a period of great danger to protect both Catholic worship and the Jewish population, Pius in his public acts inclined more to prudence than to prophecy.

We have no empathy for the Soviet Union as a human community, and herein, too, lies a great danger to peace.

I have put the case here as strongly as possible because it is a great danger to the concerns both of religion and of psychology to give a glib and simple interpretation of their relationship.

I think that presents a great danger to evangelicals.

They are a great danger to our freedom

Corporate succession can pose a great danger to family businesses.

«In my view, there is far greater danger to over-specialisation than over-generalisation» Robert Vinali

«one of the greatest dangers to the freedom of the individual to worship in his own way lay in the Government's placing its official stamp of approval upon one particular kind of prayer or one particular form of religious services.»

The greatest danger to Americans now comes from their own American neighbors, not from overseas.

He thought that the greatest danger to human progress was «Christianity» — Sunday religion where people attended services to pray and sing, but never let the love of God flow through their lives to a hurting world.

Ironically, the fact that Nicaragua is a poor, impoverished country makes it a greater danger to U.S. security interests.

The greatest danger to pastors is not the complication these two orders bring to their lives.

The greatest danger to the church is vision.

It is an idea for the church that certain people entertain that is the greatest danger to it.

Salah has made a mockery of that view with 39 goals already this season and he represents the greatest danger to his former club.

After Kids: The greatest danger to your self - esteem in a changing room is your kid grabbing your exposed tummy and gleefully exclaiming, «It's like Jell - O!»

Before Kids: The greatest danger to your self - esteem in a changing room is unflattering lighting.

But just as the Obama - is - Muslim meme dogged him through most of the presidential campaign, the person - to - person rumors may be the greatest danger to his health care agenda (though the six - healthcare - lobbyists - per - Congressmember will give them a run for their money).

The NDC said, President Mahama withstood pressure to withdraw the case, which started in 2014, demonstrating awareness of the fact «protracted bilateral negotiations posed a greater danger to our bilateral relations.»

While news of a potential nuclear deal with North Korea and the ending of the deeply flawed nuclear deal with Iran dominate the headlines, an even greater danger to international safety remains inadequately discussed.

It is in fact this segment of membership that constitutes the greatest danger to the idealism which swept President Muhammadu Buhari into power.

He said the Tories running the leave campaign — Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and Priti Patel — would pose a greater danger to workers» rights and public services than Cameron.

Higher interest rates are a greater danger to the recovery: «Because of the mess in the public finances created by the last Government, the amount of debt interest that we have to pay out is growing and beginning to exceed some core Government budgets.

Enormous animal farms remain a source of danger, a far greater danger to people than new viruses emerging straight out of nature.

Storms are an even greater danger to Galveston, which Leatherman has studied extensively.

In menopause, the more estrogen dominant and progesterone deficient you become, the greater the danger to your thyroid health.

But it does not list foods likely to contain the highest amounts of pesticide residues nor those that pose the greatest dangers to human health.

There is probably no greater danger to public health today than the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and FDA's advice and regulations regarding dietary fats.

August 22, 2016 • You may think the greatest danger to homes from wildfires is when the wall of flames moves through.

Undeniably beautiful, the virginal woman — who hasn't even kissed a man — recognizes that the greatest danger to her self - reliance would be marriage.

It is the death of the worms that causes the greatest danger to dogs during treatment.

In the meantime, the ill - tempered terrier mix that bites the hand that feeds it and the poorly - bred purebred that attacks the neighborhood children pose a far greater danger to people than the obedience - trained American Staffordshire Terrier that is a titled obedience dog or a registered therapy dog but can not step foot inside the city.