Examples of using Danger posed in English and their translations into German
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Real danger posed by virtual threats.
The use of a dust extraction system can reduce the danger posed by dust.
Danger posed by laser machining side products is often underestimated.
It's no less, for example, than the danger posed by climate change to humankind.
A danger posed by high nitrate content for all aquariums is the strong boost it provides to algae growth.
How great do you assess the danger posed by the Iranian nuclear and missile programmes?
Furthermore, I support US aims to rid the world of the danger posed by Saddam Hussein.
Kiel-based study shows: danger posed by storm surges could increase by up to 50 percent.
So, off the distempers tend to flee fearing the danger posed by the uncontrolled.
Whatever the danger posed by Apophis, we would do well to begin addressing them.
Since many such buildings are already quite old, the danger posed by water is growing all the time.
Another danger posed by water with a high level of biological contamination is microbiologically induced corrosion MIC.
Whether the potential of self-learning algorithms or the danger posed by the tech giants Google, Amazon.
The only real danger posed by rubidium is that it reacts rather violently to water and can cause fire.
Agnes, the antitheist inventor,had always wanted to prove to the Alma Mater the danger posed by the Sakrohm church.
This example emphasises the danger posed by radioactive sources when orphaned as a result of lacking monitoring.
There will still be companies thatcut corners on the investment necessary for studying the danger posed by new products.
For Corriere del Ticino,on the other hand, the danger posed by right-wing populism has by no means been banished.
That would be a price worth paying if it contributed to a dynamic that overtime reduced both the suffering of the Syrian people and the danger posed by the Islamic State.
I have to report that some drivers have done this, despite the danger posed by turbulence and the possibility of being swallowed into the fire and the flames.
For example, the danger posed by glasses and bottles could be addressed by national legislation requiring pubs to use only toughened glasses and bot- tles that disintegrate into crumbs when broken.
It's not enough to point tothe eBay and Target breaches alone and conclude that the danger posed by privileged users is on the rise.
Any danger posed to security in the Lublin district by Jewish camps was so purely hypothetical that it is not even mentioned in the excerpts of the October 19 session protocol, which was submitted at the Nuremberg Trial,[579] even though the authors of Nuremberg Document PS-2233 scoured Hans Frank's diary thoroughly for anything which might have served to fashion a noose for him and the members of his Administration.
The more pointed, needle-shaped and exposed antennasare, the greater the danger posed by a conductive discharge that could result in a direct lightning strike or partial discharge.
Although the relevance of infection with Herpes neonatalis with in many cases a lethal outcome when left untreated is known,even in highly developed countries the danger posed by infection with HSV during pregnancy is frequently ignored.
The weakened immune systems of the sick and the elderly- and also the danger posed by employees who can get sick themselves and/or act as carriers of germs- make very special demands on hygiene.
I had to wait until the speech by Mr Claeys, aFlemish Member, to hear anyone spell out the danger posed by Islam, fundamentalism and the terrorism arising from it.
A report from Chile's Centre for Investigative Journalism(CIPER) has stirred up a story of neglect and corruption about how, since 2012,local authorities have been aware of the danger posed by the extensive growth of underbrush in the hills and ravines around Valparaíso as well as the proliferation of garbage dumps in these same areas-all of which contribute to a situation ripe for wildfires.
I recounted dottore De Lagarda's theory: how the mirror had stored the light of the accumulated images and how, with the right device, in his case, some kind of X-ray machine,he could make the mirror project them again; and the danger posed by the mirror for any visible body that entered its range because it might compensate by absorbing the equivalent of the energy freed by the accumulated protons.
There are some other distinctive points that I particularly wish to stress: in the first instance, voluntary return is promoted;faster deadlines are set for return in the case of risk of escape or danger posed by the individual and, above all, a fixed timetable is finally laid down for the period for staying in detention centres in order for all the requisite checks to be made.

