Sentence examples for danger of being separated from inspiring English sources

"They are in danger of being separated from their families, and they are at increased risk of injury, disease, malnutrition and every form of exploitation and abuse.

Lokomotiv Moscow's 4-2 home defeat to Sporting Lisbon left them in danger of being caught by the Portuguese side, with two points separating the top three.

The first subscale of this instrument (TSES-R2-A) asks participants to record the frequency with which they experienced 12 separate events (e.g., "You were in danger of being killed" or "You had to handle dead bodies").

Seeing that his ships were in danger of being caught by the much larger British ships of the line, Captain Beens gave orders for the squadron to separate.

With six points separating the five teams above Hearts in the bottom half of the table, Hibs are in danger of being drawn into the relegation battle.

"There's a danger of being complacent.

There's no danger of being electrocuted.

Are you in danger of being kidnapped?

The question of the security of the biometrics is separate from their effect on privacy, and the danger that data can be hacked is always present.

The first stage of the physical restoration was to re-attach any areas of the plaster surface (which was approximately 5 mm thick) that were in danger of separating and breaking away.

If we are in danger of becoming two separate Americas, it is not because the middle class is disappearing.