Sentence examples for * the great danger from inspiring English sources

That's the great danger".

The rabbis realized the great danger involved in this situation and developed their own folk material.

As one of Mr Cameron's most loyal ministers puts it: "The great danger is that David has aroused an appetite that he will never be able to satisfy".

It hints at the great danger of listening, as if acknowledging that ears cannot choose not to hear what is directed at them.

He continued to warn of the great danger ahead, but, as he wrote to Roosevelt in 1939, after Hitler's invasion of Poland, "Now it is too late".

In this week's debate, be realistic about the great danger to Democrats in the fall campaign: Gore's shameful record in abetting Clinton's 1996 political money corruption.

"I think the great danger for the church following this vote is that it will be increasingly seen as just like any other sect," he said.

He agreed, but he took it further and talked about the great danger film-makers found themselves in, of playing god with their characters.

And that's the great danger we're facing in the Middle East, not Mubarak or Syria — which has not near the capacity to wage war on that level — getting involved.

David Walker won't be asked why, if the great danger is that at some point in the future we may be forced to cut benefits, it's so important that we commit now to … cutting future benefits.

Although this victory freed Serbia of the great danger of an allied attack by both the Bulgarian and the Byzantine emperors, dissension soon arose between Dušan and his father.