The phrase "how much danger" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to ask about the amount or level of danger in a situation. Example: "I'm worried about going on this hike. How much danger do you think we'll be in with all these bears around?".
How much danger does Swoopo pose to consumers?
She chose to tell it all, despite how much danger she was in.
But it will probably take years to figure out how much danger, if any, acrylamide poses.
Good intentions alone cannot offer protection and I cannot honestly say that I understood how much danger Linah was in.
How much danger did you feel? A. At that time, of course I felt a lot of danger.
Like so many others, she is trying to figure out why these threats have resurfaced now and how much danger she is in.
For coral reefs, the 800 climate scientists behind the report will be forced to add a new colour – purple – to the top of their range of risk levels to signify how much the dangers have worsened since the last IPCC assessment in 2007.
Officials declined to estimate how much was in danger of leaking.
"What else can I do to protect my family?" How much of the danger is real or imagined is hard to determine.
He doesn't labour the point; rather, leaves a moment for it to sink in, how much squalor and danger still surrounds unwanted pregnancy, even so long after its means of prevention should be universal.
And how much of a danger to national security can Mr Laborc really be when he once worked for Mr Orban as a senior official for the national tax authority?Red-baiting is a dangerous tactic in a country where even in the late 1980s the Communist party still boasted around 800,000 loyal members.
