Sentence examples for danger confronting from inspiring English sources

But only the danger confronting Mr. Irwin seems to really matter.

In other words the terrorist danger confronting Australians to this very day is a result of Australia's involvement in Iraq.

But there's no block at all on seeing the danger, confronting it, planning around it – and finding a way to survive.

Nor do we know whether the worst danger confronting us is deflation or inflation or whether there will be a return to that old menace stagflation.

I telephoned Gov. Hulett Smith and urged him to assemble a team of officials to see for themselves the danger confronting the residents, and to figure out what remedial measures were necessary to save people's lives.

A similar danger confronts the Navy.

"The danger that they will bend to political pressures when pronouncing sentence in highly publicized capital cases is the same danger confronted by judges beholden to King George III".

European leaders are not blind to the dangers confronting the euro zone.

Thomas Lovejoy's alarm call ("The climate change endgame," Views, Jan . 22 points to two critical dangers confronting the whole human population.

Even before the tournament, Brown knew there were dangers confronting a slapdash team that many stars deserted.

To arouse the people to the dangers confronting China, he and his associates published newspapers and founded the Society for the Study of National Strengthening, the archetype of political parties in modern China.