Sentence examples for in danger of returning from inspiring English sources

That does not mean that the country is in danger of returning to the sort of foreign-exchange crisis that ripped through it in 1997 and 1998.

The recent invasions of the Ukraine by Russia means that the entire region is in danger of returning to the austere times of the Soviet Union.

Garrard said the UK was in danger of returning to the pre-1950s era when arts was considered to be largely the preserve of the rich.

Before more absurd hyperbole took over – Tony Blair comparing Jeremy Corbyn this weekend to Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen – the prevailing rhetoric was that Labour was in danger of returning to its comfort zone.

The country was in danger of "returning to the days of Cathy Come Home", Horley said, referring to the BBC TV play that triggered public outrage at homelessness in the mid-1960s.

The former French international recalled his own experiences at Heysel almost 30 years ago and said he feared the "dark days of the not-so-distant past" were in danger of returning.

Those are in no danger of returning, but Delany made it clear he was determined to keep the Rose Bowl relevant.

Already we are in real danger of returning to the days of Cathy Come Home as a result of cuts to local authority budgets.

However, fellow strugglers Swansea and Hull both won to leave Middlesbrough in grave danger of returning to the Championship a year after winning promotion.

"We are in real danger of returning to the days of Cathy Come Home.

It puts us in grave danger of returning to the McCarthy-era blacklists.