Sentence examples for danger for having from inspiring English sources

In March, just seven were admitted on a so-called special immigrant visa — a class established by Congress to quickly move Iraqis in danger for having helped the American government — and in April, just nine.

They were also ordered to quarter 60 women and children of the town's families that were deemed in danger for having sided with the Americans.

The Tate director, in short, was due danger money for having to cope with the inexplicable, the unpopular, the controversial and the bewildering.

Britain is in danger of having "one rule for the rich and powerful" and another for everyone else, Ed Miliband will claim today.

You're in no danger of having to fish for these biggish camcorders in your pocket, but that may be a good thing.

Many of us have left Islam or rejected its modesty norms because we refuse to be treated as such, refuse to have our hair and limbs hypersexualised to the point that we are considered a danger and temptation simply for having them where eyes can see.

Many of us have left Islam or rejected its modesty norms because we refuse to be treated as such, refuse to have our hair and limbs hypersexualized to the point that we are considered a danger and temptation simply for having them where eyes can see.

Even if Randolph is temporarily spared, that is far from an indication that the danger for him has passed.

It failed to prepare them for the approaching danger, despite having been forewarned.

The danger for England would have been even greater if Ivica Mornar had been at right-midfield for Croatia, but Rosso could also cause problems.

While Nancy's previous adventure, Stay Tuned for Danger, had a certain voyeuristic charm as you prowled about looking for clues and spying on people, it suffered from some of the most contrived puzzles ever put in an adventure game.