Sentence examples for danger of countries from inspiring English sources

There is no danger of countries being unable to fund their debts.

eBy excluding countries with less than in total 30 cases, we want to avoid the danger of country of destination outliers based on a low number of cases pupils.

Climate change and oil-intensive agriculture have unearthed the dangers of countries becoming dependent on food imports from a few main production areas.

But they noted that if it ever came into force, there would be a great danger of other countries following suit and claiming justification for attacking their enemies.

There is a danger of postcolonial countries seeing governance and human rights as western values, because the west has been so lax about recognising rights to food and health.

The danger of the country splitting apart can be exaggerated, but it undeniably exists.

It was while teaching at Tucuman University in northern Argentina in the late 60's that Mr. Romberg began to feel the encroaching danger of the country's military dictatorship.

The sooner the process is started, the less the danger of either country wobbling off-course.This assumes that the Transdniestrian problem will, in effect, solve itself, as the future benefits of EU integration outweigh those of separatism.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has insisted there is no danger of the country's lights going out after the Czech owners of one of Britain's biggest power stations announced its closure.

Furthermore, the international banks that currently provide the bulk of Gulf project financing—regional banks tending to be deterred by the squeeze in pricing of recent years and capital markets solutions being rare so far outside Qatar are in danger of hitting country risk-allocation ceilings due to the volumes required.

Ms Eagle said there were "clear conflicts of interests" in the government's proposed reforms and a danger of the country's railway infrastructure being sold off.