| 词汇 | example_english_danger |
| 释义 | Examples of dangerThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. If so, then before we can begin to yield the benefits of this technology we must prepare to avoid the accompanying dangers. My theory thus sheds a novel light on the arguments about the merits and dangers of different forms of executive structure. However, there appear to be real dangers of excessive complexity when long subclass chains are left in large systems. In relation to the dangers of smoking, the findings here showed that parents believed their children were knowledgeable. Apart from physical dangers (falls, scalds, and so on), being ' at home ' may mean being lonely, isolated and afraid. Nothing human can deliver people from the dangers that threaten, who seem to think of nothing less than delivering themselves. We also deal with issues such as the dangers of contagion and of excessive freedom of international capital movements. The logic is that any civilization intelligent enough to construct such probes would also be intelligent enough to realize the inherent dangers. The dangers of misattribution and misidentification of influences are manifold. Deprived of every tender care, exposed to all the dangers and difficulties of hostile operations in another quarter of the globe. Of course, there are dangers in such compensation strategies, including the selection bias implied regarding the risk preferences of employees in different kinds of organizations. Although there would be sufficient hardships and dangers and problems to give spice to life, there would be no utterly destructive and apparently vindictive evil. Because the temptations and dangers would be minor, the process of soul-making would be gentler and slower. They do not even f linch at the greatest dangers. The parable points not to an overarching meaning, but self-reflexively to its status as text, and to the dangers of the story-making process. They were very well aware of the dangers that they faced, very well qualified to undertake them, and tragically unfortunate in their lack of success. All in all, the choice to compare and contrast semantic minimalism with extreme contextualism has both its merits and its hidden dangers. There is, however, a marked concern for the dangers to humans and their habitations from these fires. Being so easily overwhelmed with information must reduce our ability to respond rapidly and effectively to predators and other dangers. Misfortunes include, for example, mishaps, dangers, and threats. Students moving to post-16 and higher education are quick to identify the inherent dangers in offering musical composition for examination, for example. Moreover, what dangers are there when leaders identify certain easily identifiable ethnic groups as the enemy? The key to the dangers of commodified medicine was realized. The second point concerns the whole idea of defective displayed language and its inherent dangers. The children were to create posters warning of the dangers of fireworks. However, the dangers of such wishful thinking, and of surrendering her subjectivity, are more apparent than ever. Potential dangers are publicized through extensive dissemination of brochures, medical bulletins, posters, and related materials. There is an ancient myth that wild rats guide their young to food, and even warn them of the dangers of poison bait. Most schools probably give some vague warning about the dangers of promiscuity and leave it at that. Perhaps a more conscious and controlled approach that would also allow us to reap the benefits but avoid the dangers is possible. In these images and stories, the sofa was sometimes about the dangers of luxury and seduction. How could anyone be tranquil in the enjoyment of liberty while remaining ever alert against the many dangers that threatened? On the other hand, there are potential dangers for older people. I am aware of the dangers in referring to the 'work concept', 'jazz' and 'digitized music' as though uniform categories. The dangers in letting spirit testimonies transit the space of experiment were twofold. Nineteenth-century critics prescribe dainty strategies to represent the body in extremis, as if suspecting something of the dangers of looking upon it. However, there are dangers with this if, like me, you are a universalist. The dangers and obstacles connected with the stipulation that the world was an autonomous machine were too obvious to be ignored. The only way to subvert the dangers is to commit one's aggression to a larger cause. He also alerts us to the dangers of affluent baby boomers using their political clout to get policy precedence. Here, as elsewhere, we may detect the heavy hand of clerical intervention shaping them to serve as warnings about the dangers of sacrilege. The paper ends with a brief consideration of the immediate needs for continued eective progress, and the dangers that might constrain future growth. The three volumes under discussion explore the various risks and dangers faced by older people in different types of urban contexts. Procedures for dispute resolution must avoid the dangers of management based on averaging the positions of all stakeholders. As it happens, the epidemiological literature on the dangers of environmental tobacco smoke is controversial, because its findings are largely inconclusive. They were making a point about changing political relationships in a country beset with dangers. Here, the dangers and potentialities of a ' real love affair ' are outlined with affecting poignancy. There are dangers with this kind of study : the choice of subject is necessarily very selective ; biographical sources are scarce. On the dangers of adjusting the parameter values of mechanism-based mathematical models. The mganga, or traditional doctor and diviner, another important caravan official, acted as advisor and provided ritual protection against the dangers of the road. The dangers lie in physical tension and locking, which cause discomfort, constrict the air flow, and disrupt the freedom of sound and expression. Such dangers could be addressed by restricting the dissemination of especially hazardous information. However, we do think the specific points about how our model is found wanting point to dangers of applying such strictures. However, this can have its dangers, as anxiety during a performance can cause panic and a failure of automatic habitual responses. In this section, we discuss two additional dangers, the creation of groups that do not exist and the lack of external validity. The informants' accounts draw attention to the dangers of idealising family relations as a support for older people in socially-excluded settings. Ancestral humans lived in a world which was full of dangers from the natural world. He (the basic categories were male) was instead known by the exploitation he suffered as a result of the costs and dangers of city living. There are two linked dangers with such an approach. One effect is to universalize the phenomenon of liberal racism - a consequence that has a cer tain practical utility despite its dangers. No particular event mobilized these groups; rather, these groups were mobilized by local concerns and growing fears of the potential dangers of nuclear power. Needless to say, commercial shipping may generate environmental impacts; the dangers of large scale oil spills are merely the most prominent cases in point. There are obvious dangers in this approach, since the same signs are used in passages of quite different musical style. A home visit by an occupational therapist to look for potential sources of dangers - unguarded fires, etc. - may be helpful. The dangers of single authorship include the fact that the scale of what is known is so vast that it might overtax one single individual. Several participants spoke of the dangers of being led astray by their dysfunctional families or by peer group pressures. Property was regarded as a defence against the dangers of a mass democracy. In particular, we must note the dangers of seeing doctrine as an accurate guide to what governments will do in office. The offer of a bounty preying on human greed brings in its wake its own dangers. An important element of this, which is essential to avoid the dangers of rule by technocratic elites, is to foster a more discursive rationality. However, on the whole, this volume has achieved clarity without the dangers of over-simplification. During this epic journey, there are numerous hazards and dangers to be encountered. In the second place, the dangers for the sake of which the prohibition occurred would only be possibilities, even if the associations actually existed. Responding to this objection requires noting that the only satisfactory answer to the dangers of anarchy is political stability. They preached the virtue of temperance and the dangers of alcoholism. However, they also underline the dangers of assuming that such knowledge necessarily represents fully abstract knowledge of the transitive construction. The eclecticism and diversity of reforming cultures and vocabularies underline the dangers in attempting to classify these movements in accordance with any over-riding thematic unity. On the other hand, however, as the closing words of this quote hint, modern technology also created new dangers. Given the dangers of a hasty idealisation of pre-colonial rule, several points need to be emphasised. In fact, one of the dangers of packaging ideas too tightly is to assume that they inevitably go together. As the above analysis suggests, there are both opportunities and dangers in this form of transition. His soul alone remained unmoved by the dangers and lightning. In the seventeenth century, however, scholars overwhelmingly agreed that the benefits of writing far outweighed its dangers. Museum staff are trained in the handling and care of objects and are well aware of some of the obvious dangers. In their novels, authors of all ranks cast an obscuring veil over the economic dangers of the writing profession. There are, however, dangers in" over-probing", which may put answers into respondents' heads. There are no shared" rules" governing their relationship which enable individuals to avoid dangers through correct behaviour. Availability of the medication should be under careful control in view of the dangers involved in overdosage. Among the most awesome and compelling dangers represented by the deviant poor was the threat of crime, moral corruption, sedition and disease. The communal leadership seemed oblivious of the dangers inherent in this scissors-process. I warned explicitly for a mystification of particularity and the dangers of a return to mythology. He is correct to point to the dangers inherent in such a position of denying interdisciplinarity and historicity. Significant figures such as children's caregivers may come to be viewed as incapable of keeping children safe from the dangers present in their environment. Recognizing the problems associated with prenatal exposure, public health programs warn of the potential dangers of smoking or drinking while pregnant. She who, confronting the same dangers as men, did not lose her sensitivity, her humanity. By recognizing the dangers of certain modes of reasoning, we should be better equipped to avoid them. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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