Sentences with phrase «greatest dangers to human»

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.

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.

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.

Of all flu viruses that circulate in birds, the H5N1 presents the greatest danger to humans having caused the greatest number of deaths.

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

I refer to his notion of the great transition of mankind toward a culminating phase of world history during the next few decades — a period fraught with great dangers and immense opportunities for human advance.

But there might be greater dangers lurking in the jungle, as Mowgli comes face to face with his human origins.

Don't get me wrong; the music is great and the sound effects of enemy explosions are done well, the alerts about humans in danger add a sense of urgency, and I even enjoy the voices coming from my controller though that took sometime to get used to, but the soundtrack just felt forgettable.

We humans have consciousness in a big way, compared to the great apes, enabling us to better evaluate risk, danger, and pain.

The danger unrestrained animals can pose to unsuspecting humans is great.

While fire is a natural and vital part of keeping our forests healthy, as more and more people live in or near forested areas, the danger to human life and homes from the fire season becomes greater and greater.