Sentence examples for danger of going under from inspiring English sources
Most analysts appear to believe that the company is in no danger of going under any time soon.
At the start of last season, when Honda's late withdrawal left the team in danger of going under, Button agreed a reduction from £8m.
JP Morgan has the ability to assume their risks without any danger of going under themselves; that's very good for the markets, and by extension, us.
Last summer Mr. Spacey put up his own money to help the Old Vic in London -- where his recent production of "The Iceman Cometh" originated -- get a new lease on life when it was in danger of going under.
The bank, Washington Mutual, the nation's largest thrift, which had so many defaults and bad debts on its books that it was in danger of going under, now owned a nice piece of property on Round Hill Road in Greenwich, Connecticut, that no one else seemed to want.
Having agreed to his pay being cut from £8m to £3m when Honda withdrew, and it seemed the team was in danger of going under, he feels the part he played in winning the team the world championship in its maiden, and it turns out only, season, is deserving of greater material recognition.
The alarmist view, which is gaining ground, is that Channel 4 is in danger of going bust, that its business is collapsing under pressure from the deep cuts advertisers are making to their spending and from an audience shift away from television to the internet.
To huge debts could be added a marriage under severe strain and a promising career in danger of going into a tailspin.
And the football World Cup gets under way this week in South Africa, arguably the poorest country to host the event.Yet at the same time, Mr Zoellick's bank is not in any danger of going out of business.
