Sentences with phrase «real danger»

You are in real danger of coming across as needy and annoying.

He felt in real danger of losing interest altogether.

Running out of cash during that time is a very real danger for many entrepreneurs.

Yet, it poses real danger to your family's health.

But we now know there are very real dangers with every vaccine given... and the more vaccines, the more likely something is to go wrong.

From predators to cars, outdoor cats face real dangers.

The only real danger is that gays want an upgrade in status.

Children are naturally curious and most don't have a full sense of what real danger is.

This is to protect us, but our stress receptors can not distinguish between real dangers or false dangers.

How do you tell your child there are very real dangers out there without making him or her paranoid?

Allowing this to go on long term puts our health in real danger because food reactions ultimately impact the balance of healthy flora in our microbiome and cause significant tissue damage.

Let's not hide behind those who are trying to address real danger.

Well, if it weren't so, we'd be in real danger consuming carbs, since too much glucose in our blood can actually be toxic.

In other words, there are ideological and political interests that make CO2 reduction extremely attractive, while real dangers are ignored.

If your child is in danger or threatening real danger upon you or others, calling the police may be considered.

A very real danger for any lawyer is missing the email altogether or not seeing it in time.

When her husband lost his job as well, the family of five was in real danger of becoming homeless.

This annoying parasite can pose real dangers to your dog's health.

In addition, our course emphasizes the very real danger posed by mixing drugs and alcohol with driving.

The only real danger is having a diet high on both carbs and fat.

Unlike Caravaggio, Rosa was truly a rebel, radical, anti-clerical, associated with libertine thought, and often in very real danger from the Inquisition.

In terms of realpolitik, it's hard to see much real danger here.

If your child is in real danger when put in your co-parent's care, that is true harm; but just because you don't like your ex doesn't necessarily mean that they are a danger to your child.

Based on that experience, she sees real danger in school districts» «hunger» for teachers to fill certain slots, because it presses them to let untrained individuals teach as long as they promise to take a certain number of education courses.

But I share your sense of real danger if awareness of these trends isn't more broadly intensified.

Real danger comes from the quiet questioner who knows the subject and cares about it.

Brigadier General (ret) Chris King, chief academic officer for the United States Army's Command and General Staff College, warned that failed states, extreme weather events and mass migration could be «debilitating» and represented real dangers to global stability in the coming years.

All the speculations and controversy are based on their notorious fame for being ultimately aggressive fighting dogs that are trained for underground dogfights and present real danger even to their owner.

But a very real danger exists that this ruling might inform other actions by the judiciary in the Phillipines, and that has direct implications for «Golden Rice», a species of rice modified to include beta carotene, which could help supply vitamin A to the 190 million children and 19 million pregnant women in 122 countries who suffer vitamin A deficiency (VAD), a type of malnutrition that kills 1 — 2 million people a year and causes 500,000 cases of irreversible blindness.

I would have liked it better if Jake would have been put into real danger.

Owning real estate can be a very positive thing for your life but is can also present many real dangers so learn to protect yourself and take that part of if very serious.

They experience real dangers in a lawless land, the anguish...

Even though there wasn't much real danger, fear stoked perceptions the practice was unsafe.

Mr Peachey's piece highlights the subtle but all the more real danger for our young people from literature imbued with false ideas, and thus from the failure to synthesise our faith with good aspects of modern culture.

For seven years, I've confronted this evolving threat each and every morning in my intelligence briefing, and since the day I took this office, I have authorized U.S. forces to take out terrorists abroad precisely because I know how real the danger is.

Although this might help Arsenal to get our transfer targets in the summer and next January, it could spell real danger for the Gunners this month as the ban does not come into place until after this current window.

This means, with Bale being moved to a more central role by Benitez and Ronaldo having the freedom to go wherever he wants when he wants (including going to his agents wedding when RM play), the signs are that Benzema may actually feel his place in the side is under real danger and may prompt him to consider pastures new.

P.S. Despite my double - references to heart - palpitations, I'm not an octogenarian, so you're in very little real danger of paying for an emergency room visit.

The only real danger there could be is not having enough power for all of your hard drives, but this only really becomes a problem if you're running a bunch of different hard drives in the same computer — as mentioned, SSDs are very power efficient, and if you're simply replacing your hard drive, you've got nothing to worry about.

Once I sensed real danger was imminent, I was determined to find a way out and I managed to run away.

Summer freedom for kids might be possible if people would 1) teach their kids common sense and manners and 2) people learn to recognize REAL danger and mind their business when kids are just out playing or walking to parks or libraries without calling the police.

Such doping brings real dangers.

But in this tough neighborhood, real dangers threaten daily to squelch dreams, and the simplest decisions can have life or death consequences.