Sentence examples for danger of ceasing from inspiring English sources

Quite simply, they are in danger of ceasing to be a national party.

Unless we expose the arts to the cultures that are immigrating to the United States, the arts are in great danger of ceasing to exist.

Christianity is in danger of ceasing to be a truly global faith as increasing numbers of its followers flee violence and persecution across swaths of the Middle East and Africa, according to a new report.

If we continue on our path of ceasing to make merchandise that others want to buy from us, the danger is that these imports will be unaffordable for our descendants.

Death, of ceasing to exist.

Reduction of ceasing of egg production.

At the end of 1996, when the war dangers ceased, the members of "School of Quality" project team decided to continue to work with teachers in twelve primary schools.

There is a danger that you cease to be real".

Should their paralysis continue, the contemporary art market might be in danger of fading away, as investors would cease to be stimulated into action by the sustained pace of auction events.

The message about the dangers of peer pressure ceases to stay under the surface and erupts to the top once our characters get (pause for effect) in too deep.

A statement from the alliance's North Atlantic Council condemend the incursion and said allies "noted the extreme danger of such irresponsible behaviour (and) call on the Russian Federation to cease and desist, and immediately explain these violations".