Sentence examples for been a danger of from inspiring English sources

EVER since foreign aid was removed from Foreign Office control and given its own ministry, there has been a danger of departmental conflict.

Without the rhetoric, he said, there had been a danger of the value of the pound collapsing after the general election.

For me, with the kind of good fortune that I've had to have worked with so many people, there's been a danger of forgetting what it was that I actually wanted to do as a leader.

Police said there had been a danger of vehicles in the car park "exploding".

Giesing obeyed and administered the drug, this time in such a dose that Hitler is believed to have lost consciousness and for a short time there is supposed to have been a danger of respiratory paralysis.

23 43 The second possible cause of reporting bias was that in the intervention churches, the young people were coming into contact with peer educators or facilitators that they liked and wanted to impress, so there might have been a danger of under-reporting.

"There's a danger of being complacent.

There is a danger, of course.

There's a danger of that".

And there is a danger of a Western backlash.

There is a danger of an underclass being created.