Sentence examples for danger ranking from inspiring English sources
Fifteen of the fires continued to burn out of control, including one near Lithgow, west of Sydney, which was given the highest danger ranking.
Danger ranks in each group reflected only the perceived danger of colonoscopy.
George W. Bush is in no danger of being ranked among the nation's pre-eminent commanders in chief.
He's in there with his sandbags saying, 'I'll wait this out till you come out and get me".' Whether he makes it or not, he is in danger of being ranked with Mr. Hunt; Fife Symington and Evan Mecham, both of Arizona; and Marvin Mandel of Maryland as governors who fell the furthest.
Last year she described the growing resistance to antibiotics as a "ticking time bomb", and said the danger should be ranked alongside terrorism on a list of threats to the nation.
(We ranked danger in the following order: firearms, knives, replicas, "other," and unarmed).
But "The White Negro" sets up a spiritual hierarchy of acts, ranked by danger and riskiness, and it leaves even skeptical or derisive readers dissatisfied with ordinary pleasures.
The massive space rock--the first object to score above zero on the Torino hazard scale, which ranks the danger of an extraterrestrial impact--has about 1 chance in 500 of colliding with Earth in 2030, astronomers estimate.
Yet for many who don't suffer any danger from solitude, it still ranks as one of societies biggest phobias.
