Sentence examples for in danger of potential from inspiring English sources

"We think that between now and winter, because of the low stocks of home heating oil, we're in danger of potential disruption".

Granma, the Communist Party newspaper, published an article that quoted his doctor as saying that he was "in danger of potential death".

The move does not guarantee the bond insurers are no longer in danger of a potential rating downgrade, but it does give them some sorely-needed breathing room, particularly in the base of Ambac.

Coal River Valley citizens still remain in danger of a potential catastrophe--a 72-foot tidal wide of coal sludge--should the impoundment break.

Otherwise, we are in danger of squandering the potential of data to help us all, as service users, taxpayers and donors to charities.

This put him in danger of abuse and a potential prison sentence, if not worse.

"There is some sense in which the internet is in danger of not meeting its potential… the promise that was there in the mid-2000s, wasch waboutout collaborating to create better ways to do things".

This dose response trend could be of relevance for recognizing youths in danger of not reaching their potential for peak bone mass and hence an increased risk of future fractures.

Rescuers had also been working in very confined spaces with the danger of potential further collapse, he said.

If we don't work on the breadth of our encouragement, we're in danger of ignoring a vast pool of potential: young, economically disadvantaged women who at the moment may well feel science is irrelevant to their lives.

Spreads on credit default swaps — a common yardstick for whether a country's government is in danger of default — continue to signal potential trouble for Ireland, Italy and Greece.