Sentence examples for danger of facing from inspiring English sources

And there are repercussions for Arsenal, too, who are now second in the group and are in danger of facing the big boys in the second round!

"Just as the financial markets have faced a liquidity squeeze, so the housing market is in danger of facing its own liquidity squeeze".

Whatever the reason for Mr. Oladokun's problems, his case as an immigrant in danger of facing deportation has become more common sinceSept.

Arsenal were never really in danger of facing an upset once they had gone ahead through Podolski's neat angled finish on 15 minutes, which was doubled before half-time with a back-post header.

In addition, Belgium, which has just taken over the rotating E.U. presidency, is concerned that a ban by a single country could put the entire bloc in danger of facing retaliatory trade sanctions.

"In silence there was safety — safety from potential prosecution for the lynchers, yes, but more important, safety from the danger of facing a difficult truth: that the quiet, close-knit little town that regarded itself as Christian and its residents as civic-minded and neighborly also could be bestial, cowardly, and lawless".

Ted Lilly, the Yankees' No. 5 starter, experienced the dangers of facing a team a second time soon after the first.

This is a follow-up of my April 8, 2015 HuffPost regarding the plight of Adam Crapser and the danger of deportation facing all internally adopted American citizens.

Capoeira is the art of facing danger with a smile.

Free TV enlightens the minds of Americans with information and news.... Broadcasters must make the American public aware of the danger facing our institution of Free TV.

Moreover, he considered Dominion as a preview of the danger facing the overall U.S. housing market.