That is the fundamental danger of this.
But economists and political experts said the proposal did not appear to be in any fundamental danger.
A more fundamental danger for booksellers, he thinks, is that in a world dominated by tablets and social media, people have less time to read.
Evangelicals, with their "God talk," insistence on a "Christian America," and general willingness to deny fundamental liberties to some minorities on religious grounds, struck many American Jews as a fundamental danger to core values of the polity.
But economists and political experts said that the proposal, which had lifted the German stock market when it was announced just before Christmas, did not appear to be in any fundamental danger.
So you will pardon me if I feel that we, the residents of every open society, faced a fundamental danger, post-9/11, from the pathologies going on out back in the Arab world.
But it highlights a very fundamental danger – the ability of Pakistanis to live together in a country that, under its Islamic cloak, is a patchwork of ethnicities and cultures.
Instead, the Net poses a fundamental danger to democracy.
While both Chambers and Buckley were vigorously argumentative and conservative, Bogus notes that they recognized in the rampant individualism, self-centered rejection of altruism, absolute faith in the power of the marketplace and arrogance, represented in the premises listed above, as a fundamental danger to society as a whole.
