Sentences with phrase «only immediate danger»

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The greater pastoral problem remains the large number of the faithful not requesting the sacrament due to ignorance or the abiding misapprehension that it is only for those in immediate danger of death.

«There was only one catch and that was Catch - 22, which specified that a concern for one's safety in the face of dangers that were real and immediate was the process of a rational mind.

There was no immediate danger to the mice, though they were only monitored for a few weeks.

Only an act of magic is able to postpone the immediate danger, but it also sets him on a perilous quest to find three pieces of armor.

It's a dark and sticky descent, but effectively so, as the grotesque imagery only makes the situations all the more horrific, and the danger to the precious little girl Ripley all but adopts all the more immediate.

Places known as food deserts are an immediate cause of unhealthy living, and the danger only increases in areas where most families incomes are low.

I think war should be entered into only as a last resort, when diplomacy has failed and the welfare of good nations is in immediate danger.

Remove the kittens ** only ** if they are in immediate, grave danger OR if they appear very sickly and ill.

The horror elements are presented in one - on - one encounters with walkers and when someone else's life is in immediate danger with only you in the vicinity to prevent such as occurrence, although there are other instances of horror elements as not every character, group or family you meet will necessarily be all they appear to be.

Teleporting is also the only way to defeat enemies; you must teleport inside the enemies, which also puts you in immediate danger if you miss.

Thus a theoretical problem that may emerge thousands of years into the future becomes an immediate danger that can only be dealt with now, and in the way preferred by the alarmist narrative: ceasing the industrial and economic progress that would afford those coastal communities a better way of life, as well as better protection from the elements.

Typically, people only take dramatic action when their livelihood is in immediate danger.

The deal not only provided Edcon with debt relief on its most expensive borrowings, but it also gave the company access to additional liquidity to steer it away from immediate financial danger.

Residents did not have time to make a decision about staying or going, and confusion about whether their area was in immediate danger could have played a role in the only 200 individuals (reported by WSJ) that heeded warnings to leave the Montecito area.