Sentence examples for danger that could from inspiring English sources
More weathered could mean the chemicals were bubbling up from the bottom and were thus still posing a danger that could be abated only by dredging.
Stephen Walt is a bit less hyperbolic, but he agrees that terrorism simply isn't the kind of danger that could merit the level of response America devotes to it.
On Thursday, the California district judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled that the US government had failed to show the kind of "clear and present danger" that could justify restricting Twitter's constitutional rights to talk about surveillance requests.
Best friends Jennifer and Sarah are the last 18-year-olds you'd expect to be abducted: obsessively anxious, they've spent years building up their "never list", documenting "every danger that could possibly ever touch us".
It seems they are waiting for blood on the runway before they act.' Across the skies this weekend thousands will fly without knowing of the danger that could be seeping in through the air-conditioning system.
"I think that censorship is the biggest danger that could confront this country, aside from physical attack," Richard Seaver, the editor in chief of Arcade Publishing, said in a recent interview in his comfortably cluttered Manhattan office.
Their volunteering would spare younger Japanese from dangers that could leave them childless, or worse.
Football reigns supreme now, but given everything we are learning about its dangers, that could change.
