Sentence examples for dangers of finding from inspiring English sources

Have the deaths affected the way that investors perceive the dangers of finding crucial commodities like gold, silver and platinum?

Aside from the danger of finding weapons of mass destruction, the NBC Regiment faces booby-trapped buildings and warehouses littered with land mines and unexploded ordnance.

The result is that Mr. Barak suddenly faces the very real danger of finding himself the leader of a minority government.

So here everyone's mitre is about to blow away and we are in grave danger of finding out what a cardinal wears underneath his skirt.

On becoming the Army's top bureaucrat, Shinseki realized that even in the epoch of American military dominance the institution was in danger of finding its place in the world severely diminished.

He recognizes that readers bring to it their own experiences; yet he sees in this inevitability "the great danger" of finding in the text not what the author intended but what the reader puts there.

But Cameron is in danger of finding himself in a minority in the Commons as Clegg took the extraordinary step of making his own statement to MPs, contradicting the prime minister's central judgment, and broadly siding with the Labour leader, Ed Miliband.

Another difficulty is that telling the story of the President's ancestors to explain how the President became the President is a teleological project, and a teleologist who embraces randomness is in some danger of finding himself unable to decide which details to include and which to leave out.

M&S might be in danger of finding itself squeezed between cheap thrills and the rise of the high-end high street – with labels such as Whistles, Maje and J Crew, the American retailer that comes to London next week, charging £168 for a sweatshirt.

It says children are in danger of finding inappropriate material because ways to control where they can go are "fragmented".

Shrinking companies fast become takeover targets, and Anadarko was in danger of finding itself in a position of buy or be bought.