Sentence examples for are danger from inspiring English sources
noun
Ability to harm; someone's dominion or power to harm or penalise. See In one's danger, below.
- "You stand within his danger, do you not?" (Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice, 4:1:180)
Weaknesses in this base for money, workers and votes are danger signs to the Democrats, and opportunities for the Republicans.
"There are danger signs to look out for though; for example, does the offer seem too good to be true?
Certain holdings in the enemy suit are danger signals: length and strength is one, and a small tripleton is another.
In Morgan's case there is an "unlearning" process, with the realisation that prolific scoring areas in ODIs are danger areas in Tests.
The Detroit Red Wings are in a battle with the Dallas Stars and the Columbus Blue Jackets for the Western Conference's final playoff spot and are danger of failing to qualify for the first time in 22 seasons.
The most lasting and fruitful of changes are those which arise from the failure or imperfections of existing conditions ; discomfort and unrest in the community, like pain in the individual, are danger signals which call for scientific study and treatment.
