"We're in significant danger of hitting a very rough patch in trade relations, in the latter part of this year".
Con Ed must approve the gas line, and with old buildings, there is always the dreaded danger of hitting asbestos.
So Liana continued to the right, making damned sure to swim out far enough so that she was in no danger of hitting another rock.
There was no danger of hitting any one, and the President, who was a very good shot, enjoyed the relaxation very much".
The reforms looked in danger of hitting the rocks because of a row over the way very high earners would be treated.
But the relative calm on Wall Street is worrying some investors, who fear the markets will not signal to politicians the true danger of hitting the debt ceiling until it is too late.
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.
On a recent day, he rushed over to one of the pool's patrol officers to report that a group was about to throw a girl into a shallow part of the pool, putting her in danger of hitting her head.
"I don't think there is any great danger of hitting a trigger point where people cut and run from the dollar," said Kenneth Rogoff, a professor of economics at Harvard and a former director of research at the International Monetary Fund.
Of course, ultimately, the best way to ensure a strong science base and a healthy economy is to increase our investment in research and development overall, which in the UK at least is in real danger of hitting a damaging minimum.
Metta, meanwhile, has developed a touch-sensitive skin to enhance iCub's ability to gauge when it is getting too close to an object and is in danger of hitting it – a prerequisite for persuading people that it is safe to interact with robots at close quarters.
