Sentence examples for in continuing danger from inspiring English sources

Given the publicity in the case, Mr. Zimmerman's inability to move to another county where he can live more privately places him in continuing danger, his lawyer said.

"If there are pedophiles -- who have at minimum a 50percentt recidivist rate -- then children are in continuing danger," Mrs. Pirro said.

Or one might think there'd be a discussion of whether at the point Flint pointed the gun, the fiancee was in continuing danger, or whether the men had already started to walk away.

Less than a week later, however, as news of Mr. Yamadayev's death began to circulate, Russia's National Antiterrorist Committee announced that the restrictions and troops would remain in place, citing a continuing danger of violence in the region.

E.ON and RWE's decision will be partly blamed on an anti-nuclear backlash in Germany over the continuing danger of high level radiation leaking from the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan following the factor-9 earthquake last year.

An explosion in Bishkek this week at the court where some of Mr Bakiyev's allies face trial for the shooting of protesters in April showed the continuing danger of violence.Kyrgyzstan does enjoy an advantage, however: geography.

Prussia was not satiated by the seizure of Silesia from the Habsburgs, and they in turn were even more determined to recover Silesia than anxious to ensure the protection of their outlying possessions in the Netherlands against the continuing danger of French attack.

Before Sir Geoffrey made his announcement the IRA, in a claim underlining the continuing danger, said that the car bomb contained Semtex plastic explosives and that other members of the gang were still at large.

But that same confusion extends to continuing danger of simply being black in America, he stressed.

Then there is the continuing danger stemming from al-Qaeda activity in Yemen.

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