Sentence examples for highest danger from inspiring English sources

Unrestricted driving is not allowed until age 17, when the highest danger period is past.

"That's when the problems are really at their highest danger," she said.

That is the moment of highest danger for the Kurds, for the Israelis, for the Saudis — and for Americans, too.

It removed 26 in total, although five warnings (the second highest danger status) remained in force in south-west England, and the Midlands and Anglian regions.

Fifteen of the fires continued to burn out of control, including one near Lithgow, west of Sydney, which was given the highest danger ranking.

Using grid maps to determine which policyholders live in the highest danger zones, State Farm agents are visiting those homes and giving residents up to two years to carry out fire mitigation plans.

Interstate 90 at Snoqualmie Pass, Washington's main east-west artery, was closed Tuesday because of the high danger of avalanches.

A confidential cable reports a consensus that Kim Jong-un will face a moment of high danger when his father dies.

"This is a moment of high danger for the press; we're heading into a dark period for American democracy and American journalism," says Jay Rosen of NYU.

For much of last month, the British government was advising against all travel to Madagascar, giving it a higher "danger rating" than Congo, Iraq or Afghanistan.

But a 2011 report by the Israeli human rights group B'Tselem described them as carrying "a particularly high danger of harming innocent civilians".