Sentence examples for half the danger from inspiring English sources

Half the danger of a tsunami lies in the debris, just like in a tornado.

Dortmund's buildup play had been slick in the first-half, the danger they created palpable, but they lacked ruthlessness in front of goal.

Half of the danger to our economy is removed by that single step.

"Half of the danger to our economy is removed by that single step," he said.

After all, a nation cannot remain half slave and half free, and the danger of doing so only increases with each year that the political and economic contrasts between the two halves of Korea increase.

Hamann was disposseed by Ronaldo in his own half, and although the danger appeared to have passed when Rivaldo hit a shot straight at Kahn, the goalkeeper inexplicably spilled it leaving Ronaldo to tuck away the rebound.

When he afterward began the actual No. 9, he said, half jokingly, that the danger was over, since it was "really the tenth"; but in fact, that symphony became his last, and No. 10 remained in sketch form when he died.

An hour earlier, the submarine's listening system had picked up the motors of the Ehime Maru and had determined that the Ehime Maru was now about a mile and a half away, within the danger area.

And at night, between half nine and half 10, that's the danger zone.

"A year and a half later, where's the danger?

Nascar officials waited 2 hours 23 minutes past the 1 p.m. start time before deciding that a layer of fog obscuring parts of the two-and-a-half-mile speedway compounded the danger on an already slick racetrack.