Sentence examples for danger of missing out from inspiring English sources

Do that, though, and you're in danger of missing out on Bledi's freshly made mojitos.

The Rangers have not been back to the playoffs and are in danger of missing out again.

Defence is less sure, and Ron Vlaar is in danger of missing out with a pulled muscle.

Denmark went in at half-time 1-0 down and in serious danger of missing out on the World Cup.

The Sea Eagles are in danger of missing out on the top eight for the first time since 2004.

If Mexico does not beat Panama on Friday, it will be in serious danger of missing out on the World Cup.

West Ham have failed to secure the 22-year-old with a £7m offer, leaving Pardew in danger - for the second transfer window running - of missing out on a striker he has vigorously pursued.

Fear of missing out drives the upgrade culture around smartphones and technology but even applies to embracing danger.

Afraid of missing out?

In danger of missing the cut and missing out on the season-ending playoffs for the FedEx Cup, Woods had come into the championship feeling healthy for the first time all year and expecting to play well.

FOMO is the fear of missing out.