Sentence examples for double danger from inspiring English sources

There is a double danger facing online shoppers, warn the fraud prevention experts Cifas.

Miliband is warning on Monday that a "double deceit" by the Tories spells "a double danger for the NHS".

"Defence in Scotland faces a double danger from government.

But while such steps are clearly merited, there's a double danger: harsh austerity measures may not go far enough to get public debt under control, but may go too far in stifling growth.

Not really giving much of a shit-percentage about your own powers is double-danger.

His last stage appearances were as Boanerges in Shaw's The Apple Cart at the Haymarket (with Peter O'Toole as King Magnus) in 1986; in an Arthur Miller double-bill, Danger: Memory! at Hampstead in 1988; and as an imposing mogul again in an off-Broadway play, Jerry Sterner's Other People's Money, at the Lyric, Shaftesbury Avenue, in 1990.

He called it the silence a "double-barreled danger" to Jews and Muslims.

The script, by David Leslie Johnson, doubles the dangers and the threats, adds assorted bits of violence, and rushes spasmodically through innumerable climaxes.

The $25 billion preferred-equity stake that the Fed owns in two of AIG's insurance subsidiaries is also pretty safe: they may be worth as much as double that sum.The danger to taxpayers comes in two forms.

If we try to imagine that the Russians will start building a nuclear power plant in Syria the very same way they have apparently been assisting Iran, then it will double an imminent danger to the existence of Israel and create a very grim environment for the Arab countries of the oil rich Persian Gulf.

Because of this danger, "double firing" was developed, where the fuse was turned up and the gunner lighted the fuse and the touch hole simultaneously.