Sentence examples for danger at hand from inspiring English sources

(Just as someone on Wall Street could plausibly be naïve about the political danger at hand, someone in Washington could easily be a bit too close to it).

Scientists will mean one thing when they say that an earthquake is "unlikely," but laypeople will often come away with a very different understanding of the danger at hand.

11 warnings were always too vague to act on, as the White House has argued, or as new evidence that Mr. Bush and his advisers were too slow to sense the danger at hand.

However, it has been criticized for falling short "in the last mile" (Witze 2014), resulting in the failure of communities to respond appropriately to the danger at hand.

With such dangers at hand, it's time for a spot-check on whether financial regulation in the United States has left us prepared.

The fence operates on the principle that a bear wandering into camp will push the cord, the cord will trigger the mousetrap, and the closing of the mousetrap will complete an electrical circuit that turns on the alarm, thereby waking George and me to the dangers at hand.

Researchers should "confront the dangers at hand," the authors write, and "rethink" how academic research is funded, staffed, and organized, according to Science Careers.

Researchers should "confront the dangers at hand," the authors write, and "rethink" how academic research is funded, staffed, and organized, according to Science Careers (published by AAAS, which also publishes Science Insider.

And even though dry surfaces are more easily gripped than slick ones, there are still dangers at hand: Multiton slabs of rock can pop off the face of a cliff with little or no warning, careening downslope dozens of meters to shatter in a cloud of geological shrapnel.

But given the nature of the dangers at hand, perhaps the time for linear thinking is passed.

While this is a preliminary study that will require further in-depth research, it begins to shed light on the potential dangers at hand.