Sentence examples for faced the danger of from inspiring English sources

By the time the 108th Congress convened in January 2003, drug makers no longer faced the danger of a benefit administered by Medicare.

After this was successfully accomplished in about 228 bc, Achaea faced the danger of complete disintegration before the assaults of the Spartan king Cleomenes III, who also aimed at control of the Peloponnese.

Another told of how he sent his staff out into the dark, where they faced the danger of electrocution, to restore the power to a nuclear reactor on the verge of melting down.

In January, an economic outlook report by Renaissance Capital warned that gold producer Ghana faced the danger of "Dutch disease" – the process whereby a country's revenues from its natural resources kills its own farming and manufacturing industry.

When asked if Japan faced the danger of a Russian-style collapse, Shoichiro Toyoda, the honorary chairman of Toyota Motor, says, "It is already in the middle of one," but he complains that the country's leaders don't recognize it.

When asked if Japan faced the danger of a Russian-style collapse, Shoichiro Toyoda Shoichiro Toyoda, the honorary chairman of Toyota Motor, says, "It is already in the middle of one".

Mr. Hashimoto, 43, who is also a leader of a populist party, angered South Korea and other Asian nations by saying last week that the comfort women were necessary to provide relief to soldiers who faced the dangers of enemy fire.

"These men faced the dangers of U-boats and air attack in some of the worst weather conditions on the planet.

The Konfrontasi was on-going and the conservative UMNO faction strongly opposed the separation; Singapore faced the dangers of attack by the Indonesian military and forcible re-integration into the Malaysia Federation on unfavorable terms.

Florence faces the danger of becoming a commercialized provincial town, full of trinket shops, overpriced bars, and crowded museums.

The people of Iraq once again face the danger of invasion and military, which could only bring death and destruction.