Sentence examples similar to in danger of errors from inspiring English sources

The problematic situation of women was not to be underestimated, not that Liz was in danger of committing this error.

Some prominent analysts, including the hedge-fund manager Ray Dalio (whom I profiled in 2011), have warned that the Fed could be in danger of repeating its error.

Even so, they are in danger of repeating the error of their early years, when economic confrontation with Japan damaged the military alliance between the two countries.

In his article the former prime minister also warned that western governments are in danger of making a "fateful error" in assuming that they should only challenge Islamist extremists who advocate violence.

But they can't be defeated by it". In his article the former prime minister also warned that western governments are in danger of making a "fateful error" in assuming that they should only challenge Islamist extremists who advocate violence.

One could, without danger of error, denounce the picture as the ultimate waste product of a corrupt and exhausted system.

One small error for man is always in danger of becoming one giant mistake for humankind.

We are in danger of committing a Type II error as the study is underpowered (post-hoc calculation = 0.13) However, the results of this study are consistent with the findings of Groves and Olsson in the US that the provision of a stamped, return-addressed envelop compared with the provision of only a return-addressed label did not make a difference in the response rate [ 4].

Babies admitted to neonatal intensive care more than 24 h after birth; multiple births of more than 2 babies; known chromosomal or genetic abnormality, or congenital disorder affecting growth; inborn error of metabolism; in danger of imminent death.

When the benefits were temporarily cut off in April 2000 because of an administrative error, the family was in danger of becoming homeless.

in danger of passing out.