Sentence examples for in danger of development from inspiring English sources

Of the 700 community gardens, Mr. Javadi said 400 are in danger of development.

The fund, he said, should be used only to acquire key pieces of property that are in danger of development.

The QFT-G is valuable once anti-TNF has been initiated as we detected a relatively high number of positive patients who may be in danger of TB development.

Prof Roger Leakey International Tree Foundation News about the airstrikes in Syria is in danger of overshadowing developments at the climate conference in Paris.

Somewhere I learned the World War II song "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree With Anyone Else But Me," and more recently my kids became Laurie Berkner fans and sang "Under A Shady Tree". Now we have a century-old tree here in La Crescenta that we are in danger of losing to development.

The bills earmark $73.2 million to be used in conjunction with farmland preservation programs administered by the Nature Conservancy, or to buy development rights for farms in danger of being lost to development, or to give grants to counties or municipalities to buy farms.

It is also in danger of losing research and development investment.

Around one-third of the UK's natural assets – including green spaces, rivers, wetlands and important wildlife habitats – are in danger of being lost to development or degraded through neglect.

What he doesn't mention is that even the few dozen "protected" old hutong neighborhoods are in danger of being bulldozed by development companies with ties to the Communist Party.

Indicating low to medium salinity and low sodium water, this can be used for irrigation in most soil and crops with little danger of development of exchangeable sodium, and salinity.

Surely accountability isn't in danger of becoming Paliniated from the development lexicon?! There's no way of telling for sure.