Sentence examples for bad danger from inspiring English sources

There are moments in life — extremes of good or bad, danger or joy or confusion — that have the effect of blurring whatever came before, and this was one of them.

With that much debt, which isn't too bad, Danger is looking to raise a bit of working capital with an IPO that Reuters is reporting to be in the ballpark of $100 million.

The other is that of a bad outcome – danger, injury, harm or loss – together with an indication of severity.

Not bad, but no danger that he'll displace Gerald Ford (really!) as our greatest chief executive-athlete: Lyndon Johnson used to say, "There's nothing wrong with Jerry Ford except that he played football too long without his helmet".

He has been referred to as "bad" and "a danger to the republic," and I have seen it implied that he is a "threat," and an "embarrassment".

Black took an absolutist approach to First Amendment jurisprudence, believing the first words of the Amendment that said "Congress shall make no law... ...... Black rejected the creation of judicial tests for free speech standards, such as the tests for "clear and present danger", "bad tendency", "gravity of the evil," "reasonableness," or "balancing".

As for the euro, joining the single currency looks a risky step, particularly for the larger ex-communist countries so a slippage in the timetable may be no bad thing.The real dangers are different.

Sending refugees back to danger is bad enough.

He reassured them that there was "a bad guy but no danger".

But wishful thinking in the face of mortal danger is bad policy.

"Everybody's nervous, but we weren't in any great danger or bad circumstances.