Sentence examples for danger of being caught from inspiring English sources

It is in danger of being caught flat-footed again, although it doesn't need to be.

"But when it goes sour, there is a danger of being caught out".

The NHS is in danger of being caught in a double bind.

The people who remain are now in danger of being caught up in the looming fight for the city.

In danger of being caught by the German police in occupied France, the Surrealist painter escaped to Portugal from where he embarked for New York.

When the asbestos-removal company thought it might be in danger of being caught, it would perform a job legally, several workers testified.

This leaves only cases where a person feels that they might evade the sovereign's punishment, and that the benefits they would receive from so doing outweigh the dangers of being caught and punished.

An agency study published in August says the group, numbering 150 to 170, is in danger of inbreeding and of being caught on fishing lines.

Students also mentioned fears that underage students could place themselves in more danger by drinking in greater secrecy than they do now, for fear of being caught.

But most importantly, there is the danger of Sun being caught between a rock and a hard place: competition and commoditisation.Mr McNealy has reacted to these dangers by gripping the reins more firmly.

The danger, of course, is being caught in a bear market like that in the 1950s and 1960s.