There's a built-in danger of people recognizing you for something else, I think".
This is a worthwhile exercise, although it has the built-in danger of diminishing the books it seeks to celebrate.
But that approach has a built-in danger, too, particularly for a group that seems partial to bright hues and polished surfaces.
The wrangling began in early 2002, when city inspectors said the facade of the 17-story building, which was built in 1963, was in danger of crumbling and ordered a scaffold erected.
In many ways, the corporate social-responsibility model depends less on cost-benefit analysis than on a sort of monarchical enlightenment at the top; even inside Mattel, in fact, there was a moment when the entire edifice that Sethi had built was in danger of being axed by one man.
In the meantime, Dr. Donnelly noted, people continue to build in the danger zones, and even on top of them.
It is next door to the Temple for Performing Arts, an ornate Masonic temple built in 1913 that was in danger of being torn down before it was taken over by a local real estate developer, Harry Bookey.
Just to my left, however, a trio of young and rather slightly built women were in danger of being completely trampled by the crowd.
Mr Draper is frustrated that the enthusiasm generated by London 2012 has not been built on and is in danger of being wasted.
A code for the assessment of wind comfort and wind danger in the built environment in the Netherlands is presented.
Companies that can't get the capital they need to build out their systems stand in danger of withering on the vine.
