Sentence examples for in further danger from inspiring English sources
His brother's identity was revealed on news broadcasts, putting him in further danger.
The British government believes the publicity of UK hostages raises their propaganda value and puts them in further danger.
Simultaneously cunning and inept, Dwight methodically sets out to exact retribution, but ends up ensnaring himself and his remaining family in further danger.
Felice was transported to the Theresienstadt concentration camp, and Lilly actually journeyed to the camp to try to see her, an act that may have put Felice's life in further danger.
When Bavaria entered the war on the side of the French, Austria was in further danger, until the Battle of Blenheim (1704), in which an English and Austrian army under the duke of Marlborough and Prince Eugene of Savoy defeated the French and Bavarian forces.
But critics say poor management has put the site in further danger.
This way, perpetrators will realise that it is not the decision of their victims to send them to court, so victims will be in no further danger of revenge for doing so.
It was a bad day for the bottom three, with Millwall and Wigan also losing, but Rotherham's victory at Huddersfield leaves Blackpool in even further danger.
Aside from being cramped, her current one-bedroom apartment is often stifling in summer and overheated in winter, a further danger to the children because high room temperatures may also cause blistering.
The quality of the play in the Super Bowl, and its controversial finish — not to mention Katy Perry's Left Shark — kept the game in the news, and stories about the celebratory parade in Boston brought further danger.
