Sentence examples for in danger though from inspiring English sources

He put himself in danger, though.

They were afraid, they believed they were in danger, though maybe it was all a false alarm.

His job certainly shouldn't be in danger, though, because Spurs need stability now.

But now, residents fear its very existence is in danger — though they disagree on who presents the greatest threat — the rebels, the government, or, as many see it, both.

Rural residents frequently express concern for the safety of their dogs and livestock, while some claim their children are in danger, though there have been no reported attacks on people in modern times.

You rarely truly feel the entire world at large is in real danger, though philosophical musings keep us thinking.

He is also relying on measures to curb tax evasion that may or may not have the desired effect (in this case, to bring in over €7 billion in revenues).The biggest danger, though, is that the budget's edge will be blunted as it goes through parliament.

He thinks that we overshare because we're "hardwired to fear" and that, in modern society's absence of physical danger (though in what neighborhood does Cohen live?), "we have come up with being anxious that our status might be falling".

There is a danger, though, in focussing on the strangeness of Stanley's voice.

In moments of national danger, though, "leadership is the most important [quality] .These attacks, however, may not be enough to help Mr Bush win the race.

Last year, the Great Barrier Reef narrowly escaped being listed as "in danger" by Unesco, even though environmental groups said it clearly met the criteria.