exposure to danger

This way, we may accomplish the same purpose with a much more limited exposure to danger."

They were in a broad exposure to danger.

It was not the mere exposure to danger.

These benefits include reducing drivers' exposure to danger, freeing them to perform other duties.

With the increased media exposure comes increased exposure to danger.

It is a hard proposition: that only prolonged and intimate exposure to danger can develop the necessary wisdom to deal with it.

Trying to avoid danger may in the long run be no safer than outright exposure to danger, as Keller once famously remarked.

For a young woman to dream that she is under strange influences, denotes her immediate exposure to danger, and she should beware.

It was because Nikolas had served in Starfleet, where exposure to danger was practically an everyday occurrence.

EXPOSURE to danger is not combat.

The young men had the ardor of youth, and as much as they naturally feared exposure to danger on the battlefield, they would not hesitate to defend their country.

Yet it is wrong to dislocate children fortunate enough to attend good schools by sending them miles away to less advantaged systems where they get a mediocre education and exposure to danger.

NASA and other space programs recognize the frailty of the human body and are working on ways to make the most of their astronauts' time while reducing their exposure to danger.

No." So the drivers engage in an elaborate psychological exercise in preparation and denial, as they think constantly about limiting their exposure to danger while trying to forget the size of the risk they take.

"It was also based on military considerations for their units and the safety of 225 other Wisconsin Guard soldiers whose exposure to danger might well be increased due to the international visibility these units received over the past two weeks."

Johnson's biographer concludes, "The mission was a temporary exposure to danger calculated to satisfy Johnson's personal and political wishes, but it also represented a genuine effort on his part, however misplaced, to improve the lot of America's fighting men."

But Mr. Sager's stubbornness and his and Mark's exposure to danger have exacted a price on the family; during Mr. Alpert's numerous visits, the Sagers confide in him as if he were a lifelong friend.

The treasurer Ravago, an enemy to the project, said that the vessel could be propelled two leagues in three hours that the machine was complicated and expensive and that there would be an exposure to danger in case the boiler should burst.

If fans were allowed to sit in this section, it would create an unfair pitcher's advantage, in addition to raising the batter's exposure to danger, as it would make it more difficult for the batter to track the ball if a substantial number of fans were wearing white shirts.

Henry V's valiant fight and his own exposure to danger in order to protect his injured brother, Humphrey of Lancaster, 1st Duke of Gloucester, inspired and emboldened the English who met the French forces decidedly, killing or capturing their leaders, resulting in confusion and flight.

The Hendra family values depicted in "How to Cook Your Daughter" include mental cruelty, explosive rages and exposure to danger (speeding drunk through the Holland Tunnel, leaving cocaine in the refrigerator), as well as orgiastic drug binges and full frontal nudity with his Lampoon cronies.