0 the possibility of harm or death to someone: --
1 the possibility of harm or death, or of something unpleasant happening: --
They do not even f linch at the greatest dangers.
Because the temptations and dangers would be minor, the process of soul-making would be gentler and slower.
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.
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.
Deprived of every tender care, exposed to all the dangers and difficulties of hostile operations in another quarter of the globe.
The dangers of misattribution and misidentification of influences are manifold.
The logic is that any civilization intelligent enough to construct such probes would also be intelligent enough to realize the inherent dangers.
We also deal with issues such as the dangers of contagion and of excessive freedom of international capital movements.
