Sentence examples for danger for him from inspiring English sources

There was very real danger for him personally in this area.

The danger for him now is that he is seen to be overplaying his hand.

"If the president decides it will be a danger for him personally, maybe he will change it," he said.

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

And that's where the biggest danger for him lies, because I also believe that Labour MPs know he is incapable of turning it around.

But the one danger for him is that he's too cautious, as he was in Monaco, and maybe Malaysia, where he collided with Vettel.

He must now wait and see if the European Parliament holds a vote on his re-election in July, or drags things out until autumn, a delay that could carry real dangers for him.

A rump of the party would be certain to desert, signalling a realignment of unionism with dangers for him, and making extremely limited his ability to govern under the complex cross-community voting arrangements of the assembly.

All told, the poll suggests that the number of voters that the Tories might hope to snatch from Labour and the Lib Dems is roughly four times larger than the number of Ukip voters who might embrace David Cameron – which highlights the dangers for him in obsessing about his right flank at the expense of the middle ground.

So by deciding to speak to the S.E.C. and the special committee, Mr. Skilling had not only the opportunity to refresh his recollection of events based on the available documentation but also had a chance to become aware of any potential issues raised by the documents that posed legal dangers for him.

The danger for her was losing what she had.