Sentence examples for danger of falling under from inspiring English sources
Wessex was never again in danger of falling under Danish control, and in the next century the Danish areas were reconquered from Wessex.
Benjamin, Adorno said in his letter, had "startled art out of every one of its tabooed hiding places," but he was in danger of falling under new illusions, romanticizing film and other pop forms.
Mr. Mansouri, arguing against the measure, wrote in an opinion article for The New York Times that several of the most venerable operas, including "Die Walküre" by Wagner and "Salome" by Strauss, could be in danger of falling under those restrictions.
As the United States and the Soviet Union struggled to reach a balance of power during the Cold War that followed World War II, Great Britain announced that it could no longer afford to aid those Mediterranean countries, which the West feared were in danger of falling under Soviet influence.
Trading at less than $4, and in danger of falling under additional government control, the bank certainly has its back to the wall in terms of its Dow membership.
ElBaradei, the outgoing director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said the current international regime limiting the spread of nuclear weapons was in danger of falling apart under its own inequity.
Tribune is in danger of falling below the cash flow required under its agreement with its bondholders, but it is not clear how seriously Tribune is thinking about seeking bankruptcy protection.
Yes, Christchurch was very badly damaged (and aftershocks abound), and the city centre is under curfew (mainly because of the danger of falling debris).
He moved to the near-by city of Freiburg-im-Breisgau, also a university town, which, being directly under Habsburg rule, was not in danger of falling into the hands of the Protestants.
