Sentence examples for faces the danger from inspiring English sources

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

If the affair cannot be quickly wrapped up, Mr Tusk faces the danger of a series of corrosive revelations about senior members of his government.

And mines explode each time the system faces the danger of being dismantled and the country sees the prospect of genuine renewal".

On Tuesday, the billionaire Prince al-Waleed bin Talal published an open letter to the country's oil minister, Ali Al Naimi, warning that "our country faces the danger of continuing to depend almost entirely on oil".

He paused for a moment, and then he said: "In a pyramid, which we perfected 4,000 years ago, when even one stone is removed, the structure faces the danger of collapse.

Mr. Romney — the Republican front-runner, whom White House officials view as their likely opponent — also faces the danger of looking oddly out of step if he presses ahead, as he did on Friday, with his accusation that Mr. Obama had made the recession worse.

We thus face the danger that the euro, the world's No. 2 reserve currency, could implode.

But the Conservatives and the Lib Dems also face the danger of sounding triumphalist about the economy's current performance.

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

He also said that many residents living in hillside slums faced the danger that their homes could collapse from the drenched and unstable ground.

But we must take seriously our biological need to be challenged, or face the danger of evolving into creatures whose lives are more productive but also less satisfying.