This stand-off between adults, eyeing each other with suspicion as potential threats to children, dangerously threatens the sense of adult solidarity and partnership that's so necessary to socialising and indeed protecting children.
With the exception of some biomedical areas, support of research in recent years has been sliding dangerously, threatening the robustness of the enterprise and its ability to continue the quest to understand the world.
Members of this cohort are: a) carrying two bags from Fairway, each a bit too heavy, or b) pushing a stroller with shopping bags hanging from each side, dangerously threatening the wheel function, or c) shuffling quickly with cellphone pressed to ear, on the way to acquire aforementioned children or foodstuffs for those shopping bags.
The bridge began to sway dangerously, threatening to dump Levey and a few thousand tons of heavy equipment into the water below.
Especially in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a few skeptical voices mention that many citizens lack experience and knowledge about hydraulic fracturing and that the level of technophobia in Germany is increasing dangerously, threatening future economic and social prosperity.
They say the deal is really about giving big business more freedom and power in a way that will dangerously threaten public services and consumer and environmental protections.
But electricity and clean water already are in short supply, and pollution levels are dangerously high, threatening to choke economic growth.
Where it dangerously wobbles, threatening to crush Larry (our new puppy — who, judging from the way he's sniffing in the corner, needs to go out immediately).
But when corporate money is so interwoven into the electoral system and politicians are increasingly willing to defer to their corporate overlords then power is dangerously unchecked, threatens the system itself and the nation as a whole.
