Sentence examples for danger here could from inspiring English sources

"I completely understand these guys because the danger here could be immediate with trouble being not so far away," Kostelic said, referring to conflicts along the nearby borders with Georgia and Chechnya.

There is a danger here that truthmaking could be trivialized: could any true sentence S be said to have the state of affairs that S as its truthmaker?

There is a real danger here for Clinton and Obama, who could be slogging each other to burn-out and beyond.

"This government has made it crystal clear it's declaring open season on human rights in this country and that's why we are leaving," says Aral Balkan, founder of Ind.ie But are these likely to be isolated cases or is there a real danger here that the Home Office could effectively damage the growth of UK tech entrepreneurship?

"The danger here is that the Czech Republic could slide to the European periphery, along with Hungary and Poland". Austria, too, is shifting in that direction, after an election Sunday that put in line for chancellor a 31-year-old conservative who has mimicked many of the policies of the far-right Freedom Party — and is expected to make the Euroskeptic party his partner in government.

But the dangers exposed by the attacks here could reach wider.

He went on to suggest that a looming antipornography campaign here could prove a danger.

The danger here is that the far right could make gains on the back of disaffection at the deadlock.

Is there a danger that what you and President Clinton are doing here could overshadow Mr. Gore's week here?

The danger here, given the number of documents, is that the film could become one big PowerPoint presentation — "just walk me through".

The danger here, given the number of documents, is that the film could become one big PowerPoint presentation—"just walk me through".