White House officials who are watching the violence from afar are clearly concerned that the cease-fire accord that they reached last week in Egypt is in danger of complete collapse.
We should hardly be surprised that what I have ever since thought of as "Hosler's cantilever" is now crumbling in major ways and in danger of complete collapse.
Newcastle, however, were on easy street in 10th position (fifth as far back as November) in comparison to where they stand now under Carver, whose reign is now in danger of complete chaos, summed up by capitulation at the King Power Stadium.
A year earlier, in his State of the Union Address of 1862, Lincoln had warned the Congress of the United States of something that body already knew: that the nation was in danger of complete dissolution and that the government and the people alike would "nobly save or meanly lose the last best hope of earth".
A 2003 study in the journal Ecosystems estimated that the biodiversity of nearly 5 percent of the nation's soil was "in danger of substantial loss, or complete extinction, due to agriculture and urbanization," though that was most likely a very conservative guess, since the planet's soil was even more unexplored then than today, and study techniques were far less developed.
ISIS is now in danger of "a complete brand reversal," Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, in Washington, D.C., told me.
Negotiations at the 18th Conference of Parties (COP18) to the UNFCCC have stalled in the past week and are in danger of falling into complete paralysis.
Rangers are in danger of not being able to complete their remaining fixtures this season unless a decision is made on who is entitled to £3.6m held in a bank account, a court has been told.
The U.S. auto business was in danger of coming to a complete halt after Sept. 11.
