Sentences with phrase «real danger to»

Mark states that... «In my opinion, there is a real danger to consumers in trying to buy or sell their homes without the advice of a real estate professional... This will result in sellers not obtaining the maximum sale price for their homes and potentially involve them in unnecessary lawsuits from buyers.»

Obviously, if one parent poses a real danger to them, then that parent's time with the kids might need to be limited and / or supervised.

Unless the new girlfriend or boyfriend poses a real danger to the child's safety, it can be extremely difficult to limit time spent with a new partner.

Obviously these issues pose a very real danger to Americans» location privacy.

It'll only be set off by things that pose a real danger to the security of your home.

While clients remain largely in the dark about this very real danger to their bank accounts and bottom lines, this conflict of interest is no secret in the legal industry.

That's where the real danger to freedom and economic growth lies — so carry on hitting those «peer reviewed» scientists where it hurts!

- the irrationality with which the current world has embraced the climate change (or global warming) as a real danger to the future of mankind, as well as

The real danger to the coal industry is uncertainty.

But as the IPCC report underlines, scientists are becoming more and more certain that climate change poses a real danger to the planet.

The loss of critical knowledge is a threat to humanity... so please tell me who are the real danger to earth and life thereon?

Viewed from a Pelagian lens, the real danger to be avoided is the temptation to wring our hands fruitlessly while the world burns.

The real danger to the rainforests is from razing to build palm oil plantations.

Why Damien Hirst's new statue in Devon — of a pregnant woman wielding a sword — is a real danger to society

Lion fish are not native to our waters and present a real danger to the health of marine life and the reef and we encourage our guests to join our lion fish safaris.

Unfortunately, unscreened windows pose a real danger to cats, who fall out of them so often that the veterinary profession has a name for the complaint — High - Rise Syndrome.

While there is no doubt that a wide majority of natural - minded pet owners are still looking to their local pet stores for super-premium natural and organic foods and supplies, this effort on the part of Target — and other mass merchants — could pose a real danger to pet specialty retailers if it gains any traction.

Aggressive cats can be risky to have at home and can pose a real danger to family and visitors.

IT IS UNDERSTANDABLE that owners love their pets and want them to have freedom instinctive to animals, but the new animal control ordinance in Orange County could prove to be a real danger to the pet and private citizen.As a jogger, I am often physically challenged by owner - accompanied, unleashed dogs.

Consequently, when an aggressive tethered dog gets loose, it becomes a very real danger to the community.

Unscreened windows pose a real danger to cats, who fall out of them so often that the veterinary profession has a name for the complaint - High - Rise Syndrome.

Cabral and those who ascribe to his dog training «rehabilitation» philosophy are a very real danger to society, plain and simple, The unsuspecting public will buy into this bull.

In this area, waterfalls pose a real danger to people and dogs.

The gators are not a real danger to humans now, unless someone stumbles onto a nesting female, he said, but pets are falling prey.

Downed power lines, stay animals, broken glass, tremors, cold present a real danger to your pets.

A few go so far as to ignore the bad behavior to such an extent that the dog becomes a real danger to themselves and other people.

We all know that the real danger to wildlife is from human activity in the form of destructive unchecked development and resulting loss of habitat, road kill, environmental toxins and misguided government programs.

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

The real danger to you is in not having well - stocked national digital library systems integrated with local schools and libraries.

The real danger to the women in the ward was the same danger they had faced yesterday and the day before that, and ever since they were married: their own husbands.

They do not claim that all charters are bad, as some commentators have suggested, but declare that the unchecked proliferation of such schools represents a real danger to communities of color.

So while Nate is absolutely correct that nothing in a student's schooling experience trumps strong teachers, there is also a real danger to his message.

This true report of saving a woman's life with natural medicine is now apparently considered «dangerous to society» by YouTube / Google, which has repeatedly shown itself to be the real danger to society.

There doesn't seem to be any real danger to your health from following a high protein diet, no matter what some studies indicate.

Although deer can devastate plant life when their populations grow out of control, the real danger to humans comes from the ticks they carry, said Curtis.

For all its promise, though, big data also poses a real danger to academic science, warns Jake VanderPlas, a postdoc in astronomy and computer science at the University of Washington, in an illuminating essay on his Pythonic Perambulations blog.

«There is a debate going on, but we're in a situation now where we will see in the council elections there could be a real danger to Labour because in parts of the country Labour voters have been disillusioned by some of our views, not just on the EU but on other issues and they've been moving away from us.»

«And that's a real danger to our democracy, we feel.»

The Conservative candidate for mayor of London chose to run a campaign warning that his Muslim rival «poses a real danger to London,» while at the same time seeking to falsely link him to Islamic extremists.

There is no gain saying that Buhari and his followers are not only a curse and a terrible affliction on our nation but they are also a very real danger to our unity as a people.

But couple them with the broader challenges we face, and they represent a real danger to Labour's future electoral success.

Absolutely nuts, and a real danger to the collaborative nature of the modern Web.

The real danger to women is medical professionals such as yourself who try to portray your opinion as fact without trying to educate your patients objectively.

They know that there is a real danger to taking certain drugs and there are toxins in most everything they use or even eat.

While some parents feel like times have changed and allowing kids to play outdoors unattended is a bad idea, others feel like overparenting is the real danger to a child's development.

In addition, Benfica's midfielders had no real danger to consider behind them when shifting from side to side.

However, Fletcher is very good in the air and a real danger to score with his head, whereas Altidore is much more of a threat with the ball in to his feet.

I noticed him do this at least three times, and every time the resulting attack represented a more real danger to the Newcastle goal than our true attacking players could muster.

Extremism of any sort is what is the real danger to mankind, not simply religion....

Islamic terrorism is a real danger to America (but death penalty to Beck for crimes against humanity).