Sentence examples for in danger through from inspiring English sources

Survivors said they first learned their lives were in danger through word of mouth.

I am put in danger through the new lone-working policies and people think it's fine to mentally and physically assult me.

The official line is that Liu Xiaobo is a wrecker, putting everything that China has achieved in danger through a return to anarchy.

These precious ones, for whom my husband and I have lovingly and willingly sacrificed much; with whom I have stayed up countless nights, wiping noses and reading bedtime stories; for whom I have visited dozens of schools and spent hours of research, trying to find the right school; in short, the sons for whom I have given my life could find themselves in danger through no fault of their own.

It came as Unesco was considering whether to declare the world heritage-listed reef as "in danger", which Australia avoided through its conservation plan, bolstered at the last minute by an incoming state Labor government.

Arif says he left his country with his life in danger, passing through Italy to get to the UK, where he has a brother.

Based on a factor analysis, we created three categories of hurricane experience: damage (at least some damage to home, property, or others' property); illness/injury (to self, household member, or other); and danger (felt life in danger, walked through floodwater, saw someone die).

The Diamands were Jewish and Curcio was in considerable danger through her close association with them.

He also claimed the government was in danger of pushing through a kind of Maoist revolution in public services that was in danger of getting out of control.

"Obviously I have hit the horse 10 times but I thought I was in danger of going through the fence or something more serious happening.

Mr Blair justified bringing Mr Mandelson back into the cabinet on the grounds that he alone could put the final touches to a peace that looked in danger of slipping through Mo Mowlam's fingers.