Sentence examples for a probable danger from inspiring English sources
He ruled that calls for the violent overthrow of the American government posed enough of a "probable danger" to justify the invasion of free speech.
William R. Burleigh, Scripps' chief executive, was to travel today to Washington to give the Justice Department a statement declaring The News "in probable danger of financial failure," Mr. Lowe said.
The protective order says "reasonable grounds exist to believe that [Porter] has committed family abuse and there is probable danger of a further such offense".
Although anticipation of probable danger is adaptive, it is unclear why excessive worry about low probability events persists when it causes frequent mental distress, with so little apparent benefit.
Although anticipation of probable danger is adaptive, it is unclear why excessive worry persists when it often causes distress and has few apparent benefits.
Judges could still deny pretrial release to individuals who pose a clear danger to the community, to repeat offenders and to those who are a probable flight risk.
On the other is the danger that the economy could shrink — a probable result of the government's austerity plan.
Being fired isn't a probable outcome for him whereas Mayer is in real danger of being fired as her company's profits decline.
In upholding his conviction, the Court reasoned that although he had not spoken any words that posed a "clear and present danger", taken in context, the speech had a "natural tendency and a probable effect to obstruct the recruiting services".
A spokeswoman for the commission, Julie Vallese, said the danger was so severe that the agency was compelled to issue the warning late Wednesday ahead of a probable recall.
