Sentence examples for a danger is apparent from inspiring English sources

But Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, writing for the court, threw out a lawsuit brought on Joshua's behalf, saying public agencies do not have an "affirmative obligation" to protect citizens, even when a danger is apparent.

"The danger is apparent, and China needs to be aware of that".

And that danger was apparent in the opening 30 seconds.

The danger was apparent at the news conference on Friday where Gov. David A. Paterson announced his choice of Ms. Gillibrand to fill the seat vacated by Hillary Rodham Clinton.

"It's desperately difficult, the dangers are apparent to anybody," he told The Independent.

Neither is attempting to trick consenting adults; the danger is quite apparent.

But there can still be danger before the storm is apparent and after it appears to have finished.

The danger may be apparent already, however: MSNBC drew criticism for not abandoning pretaped shows to offer extensive coverage of a breaking story when North Korea launched some missiles.

Odile Tremblay, the film critic for Le Devoir, wrote about the phenomenon recently, and the undertone of crisis was apparent: "The danger is that we'll lose our best Francophone players in the ocean of the language of the other.

A bigger danger is therefore deadlock.

In a concert featuring four other British composers and three world premieres, this danger was most apparent in Simon Holt's new string sextet.